Sentence examples for evolving tests from inspiring English sources

This feature of IRT has been used for the past two decades in educational measurement, to provide trend data based on evolving tests of academic achievement; the PROMIS scales are among the first to bring this modern test theory to health outcomes measurement.

To the contrary, he said, the decoys were selected to make the evolving tests increasingly hard.

Assurance of software quality has been supported by evolving testing practices and technologies surrounding it.

Here, we (a) survey old and new transplantation experiments that test the possibility of selection and (b) survey how transmissible tumours of dogs and Tasmanian devils provide naturally evolved tests of immune surveillance.

Meanwhile the use of DNA testing was evolving, and early tests seemed to offer concrete evidence of Mr. Washington's innocence.

Body lice's fidelity to their hosts reveals itself in the way the bugs and birds have evolved: Genetic tests show that the evolutionary trees of body lice and their bird hosts often branch at similar positions, implying the two animals' close relationship influenced when they split into different species.

(2004)] breakup model of this EVOLVE test.

Says Ellington, they evolve in test tubes "just like bacteria" do.

To see whether our closest living relatives, chimpanzees, possess theory of mind — and perhaps learn how it evolved — scientists tested how well the apes could understand the goals of other chimps.

In this sense, the 'model' is not a fixed object, but continually evolves through testing it against data and revising it accordingly.

Surprisingly, such specific regimens are not in place at present, still relying on a few trials with B-cell-targeted and TNF-directed therapies evolved from testing on other autoimmune diseases [ 6, 10, 29- 32].