The phrase "and in tests of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evaluations, assessments, or experiments related to a specific subject or variable.
Example: "The results were consistent and in tests of the new drug, it showed significant improvement in patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "and during evaluations of" or "and in assessments of".
And in tests of cognitive performance, roughly half of the former players showed significant problems of executive function — a global measure of a person's ability to maintain attention, plan and organize.
However, higher fasting cortisol levels were associated with greater estimated cognitive decline in g and in tests of working memory and processing speed, independent of mood, education, metabolic variables, and cardiovascular disease (P < 0.05).
That study also examined Nrxn1α HET mice and, in tests of sociability and social approach, found no significant differences from WT mice, including the three-chambered social approach test used in this study (Grayton et al., 2013).
With respect to CNS function, CHT heterozygous animals demonstrate reduced performance on tasks that require sustained attention in the presence of distraction and in tests of behavioral flexibility as well as diminished dopamine elevations following cocaine or nicotine challenge, whereas CHT overexpressing mice exhibit anxiety/depression behaviors.
After one week, women who took creatine, compared with those taking a placebo, showed significant increases in bench-press and leg-press strength (measures of upper- and lower-body strength) and improvement in tests of coordination and balance.
Over the three weeks inside the facility, they can expect to be measured, prodded, pricked and scanned in tests of blood, bone and muscle.
The goal of the experiment is to perform the conditional measurements outlined in the previous section, highlighting the significance of coupling and postselection in tests of the duality principle.
These models have been tested in multiple behavioural paradigms and show deficits in tests of motor ability and in cognitive and behavioural assessments [ 5, 9– 16].
Those whose working memory was poor were more likely to "brood" and scored higher in tests of pessimism.
No significant differences were found between working- and nonworking women in tests of physical capacity.
No significant difference of LR+ and LR- was detected in tests of interaction between the subgroups (all adjusted P > 0.05).
