"hypothetical test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an assessment or evaluation that is purely theoretical and does not represent a real-world situation. For example, "We conducted a hypothetical test to determine if our new product idea would be successful in the market."
The model's functionality is demonstrated on a series of hypothetical test landscapes and a number of implementation issues are discussed.
Proposed formulations are used to solve three hypothetical test examples of different scales and the results are presented and compared.
The event detection ensemble is evaluated for functionality using two hypothetical test cases representing real-world applications.
The approaches developed in this paper are tested and validated using a hypothetical test field of a tailored terrain and a real experimental field of uneven terrain nature.
The method is applied to data of hypothetical test cases, which gives the opportunity to compare estimation results to the true field.
A letter to the editor in Science Times on May 3 about mathematical probabilities in medicine misstated the chance of cancer in a person screened by a hypothetical test that is 99percentt accurate.
17 To derive estimates for PPV and NPV for a plausible range of test characteristics, we developed four hypothetical testing situations: (1) Test A, with the sensitivity and specificity of 95%, (2) Test B, with the sensitivity 99% and specificity 95%, (3) Test C, with the sensitivity 95% and specificity 99% and (4) Test D, with the sensitivity and specificity 99%.
A proper validation procedure requires the emulated data to be available at arbitrarily specified sampling times and for different hypothetical test-trajectories.
"You can only do so much hypothetical testing," said Senator Jon Kyl, Republican of Arizona and a strong advocate of the missile defense program.
The central bank said its capital would fall into negative territory under the terms of the hypothetical tests, although its actual capital position is much stronger.
Participants increasingly chose testing if first queried about health behaviors (P <.0001).The decision to pursue hypothetical testing may differ from in-clinic decision-making.
