Meet with test and control site managers and analytical experts to discuss what might go wrong and what would constitute test-confounding events.
As pointed out by Gipps and Stobart (2009; Stobart, 2005), what constitutes test fairness is situated in broad social-economic and historical contexts and is mediated by local socio-cultural perspectives and constraints.
The remaining samples were used as an independent set of samples (14 FTC and 12 FTA samples) constituting testing dataset D (Table 1), in which the initial clinical diagnosis was used to describe the sample.
The aided pure-tone threshold and the speech tests constitute main validation tests, which can be an enigma when dealing with infants and young children.
We argue that six publications that offer critiques of the oligarchy hypothesis do not constitute valid tests.
Thus, these studies may not constitute optimal tests of integrated, empirically based interventions for these prevalent problems.
Obviously, in this case, the simultaneous testing of the first stage and the gold standard testing of the second stage constitute sequential testing [ 22].
The final dataset consisted of 148 structures (SAbDab-nr), 30 ofwhich were chosen at random to constitute the test set, referred to as X-test.
It can also be combined with the dynamic simulation tests to constitute the simulation test platform with more thorough functions and reduce the development cost and time of dynamic test system [21, 22].
Lawyers in the health care cases differ over whether those considerations constitute a test, and if so whether the insurance requirement would pass.
