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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allow for a fair test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions necessary to ensure that an experiment or evaluation is unbiased and equitable.
Example: "To ensure the validity of our results, we must allow for a fair test by controlling all variables."
Alternatives: "ensure a fair evaluation" or "facilitate an unbiased assessment".
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Although not all specifications for the two versions are exactly the same, this is the closest comparison available to allow for a fair test.
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To correct and allow for a fair comparison, we truncate the integration range to ±15 kHz for both.
The yearly organized DREAM challenges allow for a fair evaluation and unbiased comparison of these methods.
To allow for a fair comparison between each individual single cell trace, they were normalized by their basal levels.
These models allow for a fair amount of independent student research, but the class size is limited in these studies.
To allow for a fair comparison, we used a squared window for the median filter, as the wavelet based methods do not prefer a certain direction in advance.
To allow for a fair comparison, two values for the acceptance threshold of the correlation were investigated: one that resulted in an identical number of false positives for the two tests and another that resulted in a closely comparable number of false negatives across the retention time shifts.
17 Advanced statistical methods, including ASMRs and their 95% CIs were used in this study, which allow for a fair comparison of mortality rates over the years.
This allowed for a fair comparison to signal true decreases in EDE as soon as possible.
Obviously, adulthood allows for a fair amount of nuance.
If the junta in Burma allowed for a fair and competitive election, they would lose.
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