Sentence examples for imaginary tests from inspiring English sources

Even with these unfeasibly accurate imaginary tests, when you screen a general population as proposed, it is hard to imagine a point where the false positives are usefully low, and the true positives are not missed.

And then you run a bunch of tests, or maybe you run one test, and then you take the data from that test and use it to run imaginary tests in a Monte Carlo stimulation or something like that.

Or do you just want an even more stupidly accurate imaginary test, without sacrificing true positives?

And our imaginary test really was ridiculously good: it's very difficult to identify suspects, just from slightly abnormal behavioural patterns.

For this purpose we propose two novel sets of test functions known as real and imaginary discrepancy test function, and real and imaginary cross-validation test functions.

Using your unrealistically accurate imaginary screening test, you get 6 million false positives.

Appropriately for a novel that includes Turing as a character, Speak fictively embodies an imaginary Turing test, which its non-human characters convincingly pass.

After administration of questionnaires, the remaining tasks and assessments were completed in the following order: time 1 mood ratings, self-focus manipulation (analytical or experiential), time 2 mood ratings, self-focus manipulation checks, stress test (imaginary meal – administered during both days of testing), imagery task checks, and assessment of post-stressor reactions and neutralisation.

Meanwhile, Tilly's short chapters, narrated from an imaginary future, further test the reader's preconceptions.

This was one of a number of imaginary place names tested by highway safety engineers and sign designers in their attempt to develop more legible road signs for America's aging population.

Science fiction, in particular, always interested in finding imaginary ways to test cultural and political waters, began portraying an increasing number of female presidents (many of whom were also non-white).