Sentence examples for reflect test from inspiring English sources

In his HYBRID model (further referred to as the HYBRID), Yamamoto (1995) assumes that, after the switching point, item responses no longer reflect test takers' proficiency.

Although such tests have a basis in the materials engineering properties of component substrates, these secondary measures reflect test specimen geometries and units of measure that align with the commercial realities for the package.

Though the VET does not simulate conversations in real-life communicative situations (which is the perceived advantage of the IELTS-style Oral Proficiency Interview, known as OPI, see Farhady, [2008]), the VET scores, which reflect test takers' facility in spoken language, seem to be able to predict their performance in generally effective speech communication.

The results reported here reflect test performance within this context; therefore extrapolations to other environments should be done with caution.

The industry argues that the exemptions – known as conformity factors – were needed to prevent earnings shortfalls, and to reflect testing uncertainties.

Moreover, a decrease in new cases may reflect testing patterns or risk behavior levels.

Student metacognitive self-reports reflected test results.

The representative traces shown for each inhibitor in Fig. 3 A reflect the decrease in current amplitude observed at +50 mV; the gray represents control, and the black reflects "test" conditions.

His findings reflected tests given to 570,000 schoolchildren and 60,000 teachers, and reflected exhaustive data-gathering at some 4,000 primary and secondary schools.

After meta-analyses, SNPs with the accepted genome-wide significance level (P < 5 × 10−8), which reflected testing of one million SNPs [ 18], were considered statistically significant.

Our preference is to take a less literal view of causal estimates and to emphasize the outcome of a Mendelian randomization analysis as reflecting testing of a causal effect, rather than necessarily estimation of a causal parameter.