Sentence examples for cumulative test from inspiring English sources

On average, TEL participants experienced better (M=23.11, SE=0.59) final cumulative test scores than non-tested students (M=20.47, SE = 0.84).

This is a cumulative test, so instead of looking at an applicant in isolation, the licensing committee can consider its wider impact.

Pre- and posttested scores on each unit's skills and a cumulative test at the end were subjected to analyses of covariance.

Following a repeated measures design, 10 female habitual high and 10 female habitual low consumers of artificially-sweetened beverages consumed a non-sweet/low-energy, sweet/low-energy, and sweet/high-energy preload, and cumulative test meal intake (gram, kJ ., cumulative total intake (gram, kJ ., and subjective perceptions of appetite were subsequently assessed.

The highest cadet award is the Spaatz Award and is awarded upon passing an extensive cumulative test.

The estimates in sheep (psheep = 0.006) and goats (pgoats = 0.005) are slightly lower than those from the cumulative test results reflecting the fact the specificity is not 1 which at very low prevalences results in low PPV for the tests and high risk of false positive results.

In its decision, the court confirmed that under EU law, legal professional privilege is subject to two cumulative tests: firstly, that the exchange with the lawyer must be connected to "the client's rights of defence"; and secondly that the exchange must emanate from "independent lawyers", that is to say "lawyers who are not bound to the client by a relationship of employment".

This in vitro selectivity is shown to translate into in vivo efficacy indicated by the inflection in the cumulative testing curve.

In this study, the authors monitored failures occurring during the development of the lean satellite HORYU-IV to identify the evolution of the cumulative number of failures against cumulative testing time.

In classes like mathematics, Essential Skills must be demonstrated by receiving a passing grade in specific skills on cumulative tests.

The power of such cumulative tests will depend on the proportion of variants that have a functional effect.