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It's virtually impossible to develop a test of ability that isn't going to discriminate according to social background, race or prior opportunity.

But it is much harder to develop a test of social and emotional skills than to test how well children count, or if they can match a vocabulary word to a picture, Mr. Bruner says.

The characteristic independence of the maximum likelihood estimates of the population parameters was similarly used by Mudholkar et al. [2002b. Independence characterization and inverse Gaussian goodness-of-fit. Sankhya A 63, 362 374] to develop a test of the composite inverse Gaussian hypothesis.

The aim of this study was to develop a test of suprathreshold acuity in noise, the SUN test, in the Brazilian Portuguese language.

For instance, Amgen, which developed EPO, helped develop a test for Aranesp, another of its drugs that has been used in doping, in advance of the 2002 Salt Lake Olympics.

Dr. Lance A. Liotta, a veteran lab chief, led the NIH's collaboration with a Maryland company from 2002 to 2004 to develop a test for early detection of ovarian cancer.

In a well-known example, Lawson (1978) developed a test of formal reasoning, later revised into the Classroom Test of Scientific Reasoning (CTSR; Lawson 2000).

This paper develops a test of manipulation related to continuity of the running variable density function.

In a challenge to the primacy of the standardized tests that millions of Americans have sweated over, the University of Michigan Business School is developing a test of practical intelligence, or common sense, that it hopes will do a better job of identifying future leaders than the Graduate Management Admission Test, or G.M.A.T., does.

Thus, we developed a test of conceptual understanding of mechanics that is adapted to the content taught to secondary school students (content validity at secondary school level).

Similarly, it worked with Martin and Chris Kratt, the producers, to develop a test version of "Zoboomafoo," a children's program, that let people stop the action to play related educational games.