Sentence examples for proportion of tests from inspiring English sources

Testing the safety of vaccines and other biologically active drugs now accounts for a substantial proportion of tests, especially where monkeys are concerned.Still, the medical definition conceals at least some cosmetic use, particularly of the botulinum toxin, which is used to treat eye disease but more commonly to smooth out wrinkles.

The problems encountered in the design are also evident in the proportion of tests scoring Dichotomous and Polytomous Item Response.

In addition, SE at ability level of -3.0 0.0 and 3.0 as well as BIAS would have the least value at the proportion of tests that used Dichotomous and Polytomous Item Response of 20 80, 50 50 and 80 20 respectively.

The weekly proportion of tests confirmed positive for influenza peaked each season at 15 to 30%.

To avoid that the FDR is controlled too conservatively we need to estimate the proportion of tests for which the null-hypothesis is true.

We have illustrated a simple method that uses the surveillance data itself to estimate the system wide sensitivity associated with the weekly proportion of tests confirmed positive.

Enrichment here is defined as the proportion of tested SNPs (genic, NS, eQTLs, and intergenic) in the bin divided by the total proportion of tested SNPs.

"If a good proportion of test match results are affected by something as arbitrary as the toss, there needs to be a case for abandoning tradition once more".

On the reading assessment, the proportion of test-takers who were Hispanic rose to 17 percent in 2009, from 14 percent in 2005.

This person-level measure represents the proportion of test items for which a student exhibited solution behavior.

The "Sometimes distinguished" column shows the proportion of test participants who were sometimes recognized as operating a mobile phone.