The phrase "as new tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being compared to or evaluated in the context of new tests or assessments.
Example: "The results of the experiment were promising, as new tests indicated a significant improvement in performance."
Alternatives: "like new assessments" or "similar to recent evaluations".
But as new tests have taken hold, attention has fallen on those who are failing, and there is a growing middle-class backlash against schools' stripping their curriculums and resembling test-prep factories.
These codes are further evaluated and compared with earlier studies as well as new tests undertaken in the Texas Tech University boundary layer wind tunnel.
Additionally, genotyping costs will change (increase or decrease) as new tests become available.
It is important to note that the algorithm presumes an ongoing review of conditions to determine their continued or newly identified appropriateness for newborn screening as new tests and treatment evolve.
Other claimants could be brought in to serve as new test cases, but that is likely to result in a delay which would allow Wapping more time to settle more of those key cases out of court.
Both companies constantly reiterate and supplement their definitions, as new test cases arise and as words take on new meaning.
GLaDOS gives thanks to the robots on locating the humans, whom she sees as new test subjects, and destroys the robots.
Rather than highlighting a series of assays that could lose relevance as new test methods emerge, the HIA-BC lists alterations in critical biological processes that should be assessed, providing examples of some assays currently available for detecting such perturbations.
Testing of integrated and individual modules becomes time consuming, as new test cases have to be continuously rewritten and their application often leads to 'ripple effects' : these are unidentified logical or syntax errors in the system which arise while fixing the errors.
As newer tests become more readily available, applying faster methods for diagnosing hepatic TB may promote early detection and prompt initiation of treatment.
For the SBSA, this would mean attempting to replicate previous findings on its psychometric properties (Wong & Moulds, 2011a) as well as providing new tests of its psychometric properties to extend previous research.
