The phrase "a transparent test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a test that is clear, understandable, and easy to interpret, often in contexts like education or assessments.
Example: "The teacher designed a transparent test to ensure that all students could easily understand the questions and expectations."
Alternatives: "an open test" or "a clear test".
In this paper, a transparent test technique for testing permanent faults developed during field operation of DRAMs has been proposed.
Experiments were conducted in a transparent test section that enabled the absorption process to be visually monitored.
On a test day, rats received one of the microinjection conditions described above (DNQX, muscimol, 50% DMSO/50% 0.15 M saline, 100% 0.15 M saline) and were immediately placed in a transparent test chamber, where spontaneous behavior was videotaped for 60 min and saved for subsequent off-line analysis [4], [5].
As a proof of concept, we show imaging of a transparent test structure and white blood cells in flow at a shutter speed of 33 ps and a frame rate of 36.1 MHz using a single-pixel photo-detector.
When you come across an unknown liquid, take a transparent test tube, fill the tube about half with your indicator add the unknown substance and compare it with the scale, then you´ll know what the pH value is.
Hence HINT is also a transparent testbed.
In this study, we use a transparent testing apparatus where concentrated laser light at 532 nm (a wavelength very near the solar spectrum peak) is incident on optically absorbing mediums (samples).
Using a reflective marker system and a custom clear socket, evaluations were conducted with a clear transparent test socket mounted over a plaster limb model and a deformable limb model.
The experiment required a larger transparent test box (52 cm long × 33 cm wide × 17 cm high) than in the previous experiment so that it could be used for both this and Experiment 10 (in which two cups were placed side by side at one end of the box).
As described previously (23, 33, 42), each mouse previously isolated was placed individually in a large transparent testing cage for a 30-min habituation period.
With the present study we want to contribute to the development of an alternative and transparent test strategy for hazard assessment of complex wastes that is in line with the HWD principles for waste classification.
