Sentence examples for equivalent tests from inspiring English sources

Although equivalent tests of two groups are widely discussed, the natural extensions for assessing equivalence between several groups have not been well examined.

According to the data, 35percentt of students who took the end-of-summer math test scored in a higher level than they did on equivalent tests in the spring; in 2000, 27.6percentt did.

Procedural fairness can be said to require that all test takers take the same test or equivalent tests, under the same conditions or equivalent conditions, and that their performances be evaluated using the same rules and procedures.

This paper presents ready-to-use software applications for widely used choice list methodologies for use with oTree, including (i) multiple price lists, (ii) certainty equivalent tests, (iii) staircase methods, and (iv) single choice lists.

We note the non-independence of lengths estimated for branches on a single tree; however, there are no currently equivalent tests that allow non-independent samples.

Equivalent tests for the effects of changes in expected precision did not survive whole-brain correction.

Why Down's syndrome?" If there was an equivalent test for learning disabilities – antenatal screening for autism, say – would we be comfortable offering it routinely?

Only the last is expressly subject to the creditors' right to credit bid, and the problem develops when the debtor instead proceeds under the "indubitable equivalent" test.

The phrasing of this "indubitable equivalent" test comes out of an old opinion by Judge Learned Hand, of relevance only to law professors and other unbridled bankruptcy enthusiasts, but its actual meaning is rather vague.

end{aligned}At first sight, it may seem that we no longer have an equivalent test.

The TOEIC® test is widely used in Japan, so a rough estimate of the equivalent test scores are also provided.