Therefore, caution is needed in applying TLC test as a replacement for CD4 test as it seems like the success of its application is varied, depending much on the specific settings and population in which it is applied.
Unlike cross-validation, which uses sampling without replacement for constructing test and training data sets, 0.632 bootstrapping employs sampling with replacement, constructing the training set from data sampled with replacement and the test set from the remaining data that weren't sampled.
The use-case at this point is for research and pre-clinical screening, such as drug testing (as a replacement for animal testing).
Additionally, physicians perceived it as a replacement for existing tests to diagnose CAN in patients: "You could say that it [the CAN test] is a smart way of having an overall package rather than having [patients] to go through several different examinations" (physician 2).
However, the neutral red assay (3 T3 NRU) is a validated method for the replacement of tests involving animals [ 37].
The authors conclude that documentation, although not a replacement for standardized tests, is a versatile tool that blurs the line between formative and summative assessment.
Nuhiu then went close from close range and Marnick Vermijl, a first-half replacement for Palmer, tested Bettinelli.
Students with PRC citizenship are required to take the Gaokao as a replacement for standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT.
The use of computers in speaking assessments is appealing; however, the absence of an interlocutor has resulted in concerns about the validity of using them as a replacement for interview tests.
He sees the "electronic tongue" as an eventual replacement for individual tests that target specific substances, such as cholesterol or sugar.
We have shown in this study that breakdown and loss of GAGs can be induced, sufficient to inject a potential nuclear replacement for subsequent testing.
