"repetitive tests" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it when referring to tests or assessments that are performed multiple times, either to ensure accuracy or to measure improvement or progress. For example: "The students had to take repetitive tests in order to prove they had mastered the material."
Repetitive tests also indicated less accumulation of residual strain for the particles annealed at higher temperature.
Repetitive tests prove that parameters measured by STRT share the similar stability with TRT.
It can also save money, by reducing emergency room use and repetitive tests that result when a patient sees a new doctor each time.
Working with a warm and caring specialist, getting extra parental attention, concentrating on skills that can be improved (even if it's just a matter of performing better on repetitive tests) is self-reinforcing.
Furthermore, the ternary hybrid ZnFe2O4 Fe2O3 Bi2WO6 hollow nanospheres could be conveniently separated by using an external magnetic field, and be chemically and optically stable after several repetitive tests.
Yet, despite the great success of its education system, Singapore has been reforming it to lay less stress on rote-learning and repetitive tests and more on self-expression.In China itself great dissatisfaction exists with the quality of education, and a debate rages about discipline.
Proportions were compared by use of Pearson's X2-Test and Fisher's exact test, respectively, applying the Bonferroni correction for repetitive testing.
Gee is critical of "skill and drill" teaching, which focuses on lists of facts and repetitive testing.
They do most of the heavy lifting, as well as potentially dangerous spot welding and bonding, and tediously repetitive testing.
Repetitive testing is a fairly common practice in the final testing stage of a chip manufacturing.
Via its "Choosing Wisely" campaign, the American Board of Internal Medicine recommends avoiding repetitive testing for stable inpatients.
