Hence, it was not clear to what extent test performance reflected pragmatic comprehension ability as operationalized in his study.
Immunoassays do indeed seem to be promising candidates for replacement of the TST in the diagnosis of LTBI, however we and others have shown that to some extent test performance is impaired in HIV-infected patients with low CD4 cell counts.
It is unknown to what extent test statistics and P values are congruent in published medical papers.
More specifically, the study examines to what extent test-taker perception and test developer intention agree and discusses the importance of investigating test-taker perception or face validity when new tests are developed and incorporated.
A rigor score evaluated metric development based on conceptual relevance, indicator development method, degree of independent validation, and temporal and spatial extent tested.
Econometrics is a third main branch of economics, devoted to the empirical estimation, elaboration, and to some extent testing of specific microeconomic and macroeconomic models (but see Summers 1991 and Hoover 1994).
However, it remains controversial to what extent tests of this sort reveal subjects' (implicit) beliefs, as opposed to merely culturally-given associations or attitudes other than full-blown belief (Wilson, Lindsey, and Schooler 2000; Kihlstrom 2004; Lane et al. 2007; Zimmerman 2007; Hunter 2011; Tumulty forthcoming).
And to the extent tested, the general mechanisms for Atf1-promoted recombination seem to be employed in other organisms (e.g., [22], [23]).
Engineered and naturally occurring M26 or M26-like DNA sites elsewhere in the fission yeast genome are hotspots and, to the extent tested, their mechanism of function recapitulates that at ade6-M26 [16], [16].
Noticeably ⩾80% indicated that they had received adequate information on diagnosis, disease extent, tests, treatments and side effects of treatments.
This implies that in a strict sense, and to the extent tested, there is no social interaction between larvae.
