Sentence examples for efficacy of a test from inspiring English sources

Many different properties of validity can be assessed to examine the efficacy of a test.

Murray et al. ([2012], p. 4) pointed out that 'positive attitudes towards the fairness and efficacy of a test can promote a sense of empowerment rather than helplessness, and create conditions for learning opportunities to become more effective.' Taking into account that the VET is currently not widely known to Chinese university students, these findings should be encouraging to the VET provider.

As the bacterial loads in the tissue of guinea pig models may not adequately predict the protective efficacy of a test vaccine [19], in separate studies the long-term disease outcome was monitored following immunization and low dose M.tb aerosol challenge in a separate study.

The efficacy of a test preparation has to be equal to a suitable reference procedure at any time point providing the same level of safety for any patient.

The fundamental principle illustrated by the ROC curve is that there is an inherent limit to the diagnostic efficacy of a test.

We report the results of a study on the efficacy of a test and treat strategy for H. pylori in rheumatology patients of the Netherlands who were positive for anti- H. pylori IgG-antibodies.

Consequently, the efficacy of a t-test along with the importance of variance modeling have been seriously called into question [15].

This suggests that increasing awareness on the efficacy of a screening test may enhance uptake.

Thus we aim to test the efficacy of Ad-hsFlt3L and Ad-TK in dog patients bearing spontaneous GBM.

Peeling and her colleagues have now demonstrated the efficacy of the test in a variety of settings in seven countries, including the steamy heat of the Amazon jungle.

Efficacy studies are a test of the theoretical and empirical underpinnings of the interventions.