Despite these differing motivations for the deployment of test questions, the consequences appear to be the same.
This study concludes that the limitations that are evident in the use of online tests in the digital present are not inherent features of online tests, but are a product of poorly conceived design, development, and deployment of online tests.
LMSs provide opportunities for these and other different types of questions to be included in the creation and deployment of online tests.
They also provide a guide for the design, development and deployment of online tests that enhance student learning as well as evaluate it.
The diagnosis of syphilis can be confirmed through the deployment of treponemal tests.
Gene sets are weighted according to the size of their categories and a False Discovery Rate (FDR) is used to correct for the deployment of multiple tests.
In this work, we discuss our experience in the deployment of the testbed and share the results and insights learned from our trials in the process.
Schegloff (2007, p. 224) suggests that outside of these contexts, the deployment of a test question has a social consequence, such that "persons finding themselves addressed with such questions in other settings may complain (whether jokingly or seriously) of being demeaned or being 'put-down.'" In this way test questions can constitute a threat to face.
"Myriad's exclusive control has led to the misdiagnosis of patients and has precluded the deployment of improved genetic tests," said Lori Andrews, a law professor at Chicago-Kent College of Lawroteo wrothethe American Medical Association's brief to the Supreme Court.
Widespread deployment of malaria rapid tests revolutionized the management of fever, until then treated presumptively with antimalarials [ 5].
While we acknowledge the limited generalisability, our study provides support for the deployment of rapid diagnostic tests in peripheral settings where microscopy is not available.
