Sentence examples for preferences for testing from inspiring English sources

Preferences for testing and the value of information may depend on experience with HIV testing, therefore an indicator variable for those who previously tested for HIV (pt) was also included as a covariate.

This is the first European based study that identifies the preferences for testing services and factors that could facilitate testing from the client's perspective.

This DCE demonstrates that students currently without an STI had strong preferences for testing services that provide tests for all infections rather than a limited range, and for services staffed by a doctor or nurse with specialist knowledge of STIs rather than staff without it.

The report's title – Marks tell you how you've done, comments tell you why – was a quote from one respondent, and the preference for testing that includes teacher feedback and interaction also cropped up among the Cuckoo Hall students.

When looking at today's cards at Chepstow, Ascot and Newmarket I've been specifically looking for horses that have winning form on soft ground, those with sires whose progeny exhibit a preference for testing conditions and those racing whose connections say rain will be a help to their charges.

This paper develops a general, revealed-preference methodology for testing a variety of preference structures that allow for both externalities and characteristics.

Although one floor type was not clearly preferred over the other, the findings and methods of this study have implications for design and implementation of future preference tests for testing husbandry systems and their components.

A study by Lewandowski et al. (2014) regarding college students' preferences for test accommodations indicated not only a consistent positive perception about the use of extended time, but also an added benefit on high-stakes exams compared to classroom tests.

Participants do not normally discuss their preferences for test result notification with their providers.

The first objective of the study was to estimate public preferences for test characteristics (attributes) of screening technology and their relative importance in judging the overall attractiveness of a screening test.

Preferences for test type of sample collection (oral fluid-based or fingerstick/whole blood-based) (n = 7/12), distribution (n = 7/12), instructions (n = 2/12), the availability to link to counseling (n = 4/12), and how they would like to use the test (n = 6/12) were reported.