The phrase "act on test" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of taking action based on a test result, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to act on the test results to improve our strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "respond to the test" or "take action based on the test".
They tailored PSA testing decisions specifically for the personal circumstances of each patient, according to the patient's risk profile (age, family history), life expectancy, interest, motivation, reason for wanting a PSA test, cancer anxiety, or intention and ability to act on abnormal test results.
Rival car manufacturers angrily rebut claims they they employed similar methods, the EPA promises to "up its game" on the testing of cars, and the UK government insists it had not been given enough information to act on misleading test results.
In the absence of guidelines, all found their own ways to interpret and act on the test results.
A different version of the expressivist argument looks beyond the individual act of testing to focus on the social offer of prenatal testing, particularly in a society where it has become routinized, to consider the negative evaluation it expresses about the lives of existing people with disabilities (Press 2000).
Increasingly recognised in 'electronic health record-enabled' health-care systems are instances of failure to recognise and act on abnormal tests related to cancer (Murphy et al, 2014).
That report, whether or not it would have inevitably led to the discovery of his sepsis, should have been a "red flag," said Dr. Gordon Schiff, a researcher on patient safety and the editor of "Getting Results: Reliably Communicating and Acting on Critical Test Results".
In view of the definition of the Fourier transform (widehat{psi }), formula (A.3) is true provided we can switch order in the action of the distribution (1 otimes f in mathcal S_{s}'(mathbf {R}^{2d})) with respect to the first and second (mathbf {R}^{d}) variable, when it acts on the test function (Phi (x,y) = (2pi )^{-d/2} overline{phi } y), psi (x) e^{-ilangle y,xrangle }).
Where's our science?" A report by the Center on Education Policy in 2007 found that since the passage of President George W. Bush's No Child Left Behind Act, with its focus on test scores, about 44 percent of districts cut time from one or more subjects, including science, social studies, art, music and gym, as well as lunch and recess.
The IAAF vice-president was reacting to reports alleging the association had failed to act on suspicious blood tests involving hundreds of athletes over a 10-year period.
In an interview with the Associated Press, Coe commented on reports alleging the IAAF had failed to act on suspicious blood tests involving hundreds of athletes over a 10-year period.
