Part of the reasoning behind building ScoreBeyond was the emergence of test-preparation courses for the ACT, SAT and other standardized tests, he said.
The identification of genetic biomarkers of cancer susceptibility has opened up new possibilities for primary prevention, leading to the emergence of tests that screen for genetic carriers of the mutations.
Emergence test: Chicks tested in the emergence test were 14 to 15 days old.
One of the core concerns associated with the emergence of genetic testing technologies - particularly in the context of direct-to-consumer (DTC) testing - is that the information on genetic risk will cause harm.
Moreover, through a theoretical analysis, we show that this effect of collaboration is provided by the emergence of negative tests from the interaction of the two systems (or humans) repeating only a positive test.
The move to retest comes after the World Anti-Doping Agency sent a letter to the IOC requesting that the samples be checked again based on the emergence of new testing methods since 2004.
This paper documents the emergence of virtual testing frameworks for prediction of the constitutive responses of engineering materials.
The emergence of genetic testing may enable the more accurate identification of athletes who, thanks to a favorable genetic profile, possess a heightened ability to exhibit the greatest responses to training, thus improving the efficiency and efficacy of the talent identification process.
Entertainment's bias toward personal contacts stifles the emergence of new talent; test audiences often suffer from a herd mentality, as silent majorities are pulled along by vocal "alpha" members; and monitoring the online popularity of material to forecast market profitability is perilous.
Absence of an accurate noninvasive diagnostic test for ROM result in the emergence of various commercial tests using biochemical markers as indicator.
This fostered the emergence of standardized achievement tests allowing for international comparisons of cognitive skills.
