The phrase "a very large test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test that is significantly bigger in size, scope, or difficulty compared to others.
Example: "The students were anxious about taking a very large test that covered the entire semester's material."
Alternatives: "an extensive exam" or "a massive assessment".
They're viewing it as a unique opportunity — called the Kumbhathon — to work with a very large test group, study the stresses of rapid urbanization and create disruptive solutions in the domains of health, housing, food, payments and transportation.
However, autophagy is a special object for morphometry as autophagic elements usually comprise a rather small proportion of the cytoplasmic volume; therefore, a very large test area must be evaluated for the measurements by the histograms and the dissector technique.
The numerical results presented on a number of very large test cases gives experimental evidence that ReLPM is a reliable and efficient tool for the simulation of complex hydrodynamic processes on parallel architectures.
Fatigue testing of full-scale specimens would require very large test setup and hydraulic actuators.
Also, some of the correlations significantly under predict the data for very large test sections.
Results with the new nested variable neighborhood descent show the best performance in solving very large test instances.
No, it's not just you: Google's search results may look different right now, thanks to a very large "bucket" test currently underway, which has dramatically changed the look-and-feel of Google's list of blue links.
If the Amazon triumvirate is a very large beta test for how corporations can opt out of the broken healthcare system effectively creating their own networks, the advent of blockchain technology coupled with the oncoming wave of healthcare innovation can enable this type change and self-sovereignty at the individual level.
The test was conducted using a very large Universal Testing Machine, capable of generating a force of 13 MN.
We find that by viewing the permutation testing procedure as the construction of a very large permutation testing matrix, T, one can exploit structural properties derived from the data and the test statistics to reduce the runtime under certain conditions.
With tests being performed for a large number of bins locally along the genome, the computational requirements may become extremely high, as the effort needed is basically the multiple of a very large number of test by a (possibly also very large) number of MC samples.
