The phrase "ability of a tested" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context discussing the capabilities of something that has been tested, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The ability of a tested method to yield accurate results is crucial for our research."
Alternatives: "capability of a tested" or "competence of a tested".
The T-cell-dependent antibody response (TDAR) is a functional assay widely utilized in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries to assess the ability of a test system to mount an antibody response (IgM and/or IgG) against a T-cell-dependent antigen.
This assay involves the visualisation of the anticoagulant and thrombolytic ability of a test compound.
Specifically, sensitivity to change referred to 'the ability of test to detect change, regardless of noise, relevance or meaningfulness' and responsiveness 'the ability of a test to detect worthwhile and 'real' improvements over time'.
Responsiveness (longitudinal validity) is defined as the ability of a test to detect change over a time [20] and should be described in relation to the smallest detectable change.
Given sport category also influenced imagery use in the present study, it can be considered a type of criterion or mixed groups validity, which can be defined as the ability of a test or scale to differentiate groups according to certain criteria (Cohen and Swerdlik, 2009).
ROC curves assess the ability of a test (in this case the ITIS measure) to discriminate between people who have, and who do not have, a condition (fever).
The competition assay used in this study compares the colonization ability of a test strain against a competitor strain, HM21S or HM21R, which were derived from HM21, an isolate from the digestive tract of Hirudo verbana [22].
Enhancer-blocking activity was based on the ability of a test sequence being able to block enhancer activity when placed between a known enhancer capable of driving expression of geneticin (G418 -resistance in the K562 erythroid cell line.
Both studies presented data on sensitivity (ability of a test to detect correctly restricted motion segments) and specificity (ability of a test to detect correctly unrestricted motion segments).
Test retest reliability – refers to the ability of a test to yield consistent scores over time.
