Sentence examples for population of test from inspiring English sources

Clove oil was least effective and could only reduce the population of test bacterium by 33% with the same concentration.

By implementing the ANN modeling approaches, and by reducing the population of test scenarios, error is expected.

Two additional constructs were incorporated from the results of a pilot study (Haggerty, 2011b) conducted in South Korea with the population of test takers of interest in the present study.

AVRC also would like to see more work on developing better animal models, which Heilman says could include applying the new techniques used in the now-famous lamb cloning experiments to develop a genetically identical population of test animals.

The approach includes: i) a representation for the individual in the population that allows manipulating a population of test sets; ii) search operators adequate to the introduced representation and to evolutionary algorithms; iii) three fitness functions related to the size of the generated sets, number of dead mutants and number of pairwise coverage.

The lower the LD50 value, the less it takes to kill 50% of the population of test animals.

Percentile ranks should not be used to compare SAT and ACT scores, as the population of test-takers is different, and a higher percentile rank on the ACT may not mean the student's ACT score is better than his or her SAT score.

If DIF is found for many items on the test, the final test scores do not represent the same measurement across groups in the population of test-takers.

Differential test functioning (DTF) is when the total score functions differently across groups such that the final scores do not represent the same measurement across the population of test-takers (Raju et al. 1995).

As a consequence, by adopting the measured data of the friction [19] and using a narrower population of tests on the train (four braking tests over a population of 50), we identified a feasible behavior of the pad friction factor as a function of the traveling speed and the loading condition of the train (Fig. 13).

In the aggregate population of tested patients across all districts, HIV seroprevalence in tuberculosis patients was highest in the groups of those aged 25 34 years (11.0%) and 35 44 years (10.6%).