Sentence examples for measure of test from inspiring English sources
The FP assay data were subjected to ROC curve analysis which estimates the sensitivity and specificity of a test at every possible cutoff point and provides a measure of test accuracy.
To detect low effort in low-stakes testing, Wise and Kong (2005) developed a continuous measure of test taking effort called response time effort (RTE) as the proportion of items completed with solution behavior.
The mean of the students' plausible values in mathematics, reading, science and problem solving were used to construct a single variable measure of test score, which was subsequently standardized to a mean of zero and a standard deviation of one.
The DOR, or the odds of a positive result in diseased individuals compared to the odds of a positive result in non-diseased individuals, combines both likelihood ratios and is a global measure of test performance [134].
The results of the sensitivity analysis for all but one measure of test performance (Stat-Pak sensitivity) fell within 4% of the original model results, despite having substituted partially informative uniform distributions for the prior estimates obtained from the literature [12], [16] and expert opinion.
The ROC AUC is an important measure of test accuracy.
We used the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) as a measure of test-retest reliability.
Therefore, an interesting further development would be to extend the item-level measure of test-taking disengagement to a sequential measure considering sequences of items.
Taken together, these validity checks indicate that the P +>0% indicator can validly be interpreted as a measure of test-taking disengagement.
We did find a trend for an association between site-specific average monthly study enrollment and the NHRI, a normalized measure of testing and care services accessed in a country.
Some authors have considered retesting advanced cancer patients at least 3 days apart as a measure of responsiveness but not as a measure of test-retest reliability [ 4].
