Sentence examples for modern tests from inspiring English sources

They asked both parents and offspring questions based on modern tests for diagnosing autism.The result was that almost a third of her volunteers looked, from the modern point of view, misclassified.

The assumption of the normal distribution for the roughness heights has been studied by application of various modern tests of normality.

Like other modern tests for primes, the new algorithm is based on a fact that Pierre de Fermat (of Last Theorem fame) discovered in the 17th century: If n is prime, then it evenly divides an - a for any number a. Fermat's test makes it possible to prove that a number n is not prime without finding any of its factors.

The palimpsest is now stored at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, where it has been subjected to a range of modern tests including the use of ultraviolet and x-ray light to read the overwritten text.

Other modern tests such as fibre optic bronchoscopy, analysis of molecular markers or genetic testing in serum, sputum or exhaled air are not yet ready for clinical practice.

The current, modern tests of sperm function or selection have consistently failed to provide clear evidence of any real value in improving success rates of ART.

Developments of the Classical Test Theory can be found in modern test theory and, in particular, the Rasch model [ 13] of Item Response Theory (IRT).

We are now seeing a modern test of whether there is a separation between the two".

But modern Test teams cannot expect to always score at four runs an over.

When faced with complicated and confusing decisions, history (and modern testing) shows that the electorate most commonly chooses the path which involves the least change.

Questcor had hailed the Bomback report in a press release, saying it was the first modern test of the drug for kidney patients.