Sentence examples for drop in the test from inspiring English sources

Matthew Mittenthal, a spokesman for the Education Department, said the large increase in summer school students did not represent an equally significant drop in the test scores.

The pressure drop in the test section with one of the candidate rig shapes is measured.

The pressure drop in the test section was recorded for variable flow rates, cuttings concentrations, pipe inclinations and rotation speeds.

The genotyping of an extra 50 BAER tested individuals in the pedigree resulted in a drop in the test statistics across the chromosome, with the most significant marker providing a −log10 p-value of 2.35.

The program predicted the pressure drops measured in the test rig venturi with good agreement.

The default in TBLASTN is to use the x-drop algorithm, and we use the x-drop algorithm in the tests presented in this paper.

Detailed Nusselt number (Nu) distributions over the wavy ribbed channel wall are generated by the steady-state infrared thermography method and examined along with the accompanying pressure drop coefficient (f) in the test Reynolds number (Re) range of 800 9000.

However, constraining R. akari and the transitional group to be monophyletic in the complete data tree only causes a marginally significant drop in the likelihood (SH test; lnL = 20.003 p = 0.066).

Within the first loading sequence the occurrence of three load drops is noticeable in the test record (insert, Fig. 5a) and corresponds to the number of delaminations in the fatigued and flat area of the specimen (see Fig. 5b, lower half of the image).

According to a 1990 study by Indiana University researchers, showing the charges for tests on computers used by medical residents working in an outpatient clinic led to a 14 percent drop in the number of tests ordered, with no adverse effects on patients.

"It's no wonder that there is a joke going around that Chinese universities are actually preparatory courses for top U.S. universities," Global Times said, noting that the drop in the number of test-takers should serve as a "serious warning" to mainland colleges.