"loaded test" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a test or assessment that carries a significant or controversial meaning or outcome. Example: The court's decision to use a polygraph test as a loaded test for the defendant's innocence sparked a heated debate among legal experts.
Using a bilateral approach, ZOL loaded test and non-loaded control screws were implanted into femoral condyle bone defects, created by an overdrilling technique.
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Using this geometry failure will occur in the biaxially loaded test zone, rather than in the uniaxially loaded arms, at failure strains in the centre of the specimen comparable for the uniaxial load ratios to strains obtained on standard beam specimens.
Finite element simulations of the cruciform specimen to study the influence of various geometrical parameters and experiments on nine selected cruciform specimen types using both strain gages and an optical-numerical full field method for strain determination over the entire biaxially loaded test zone have been carried out.
E-L: lumbar extension-loading test, G-L: gait-loading test.
All patients underwent both the lumbar extension-loading test and the gait-loading test.
Second, the lumbar extension-loading test was compared with the gait-loading test.
All patients underwent the gait-loading test first and the lumbar extension-loading test second.
A second Stop Work Order was issued on April 23 , 2008during the second load test.
