"on the test date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the particular day that a test will take place. For example, "I must remember to study for my final exam on the test date."
Three students were absent on the test date and one did not follow the protocol, leaving 397 participants (71.9% participation rate).
Lachapelle et al. (1994) investigated the seasonal effect of deciduous tree foliage on GPS signal availability and accuracy for vehicular navigation and found that the range availability was superior on the test date prior to foliage growth.
Those 8th grade students present at school on the test date became the subjects of the investigation.
There was no significant between-group difference in the mean age of the bottles on the test date.
There was a moderate positive correlation between the total number of cattle present on the test date and the total number of cattle moved onto the farm in the 4 years prior (r = 0.72, p < 0.001).
The movement history is sequentially expanded from cattle present on the test date to all cattle present up to 4 years prior to the test date and all cattle present in all years prior since inception of the CTS database in 1996.
Of these, 33,550 animals (64 positive reactors, 294, inconclusive reactors, and 33,192 non-cases animals) were located on at least one other cattle farm prior to the test date with 34.3% located on 2 or more farms.
The exams are offered in more than 300 locations on the test dates.
Don't let the test date sneak up on you; get your body ready in advance.
The selection of participants was based on the work schedule for the testing dates and selection by each of the department supervisors.
Histograms of S/P-ratios in the risk interval starting on the test-date were created to inspect the distributions for each of stratum of each outcome.
