Sentence examples for rise of test from inspiring English sources

The values of keff of the composites increased somewhat with a rise of test temperature.

A rise of test temperature up to 1400 °C also leads to a larger Young's modulus and increasing brittleness.

In conclusion, the coal permittivity usually decreases with the rise of test frequency (Hakala et al. 2011; Cai 2013; Boykov 2006).

The experimental results show thermal expansion coefficients of HA Ti composites increase with the rise of testing temperature or the content of HA ceramic and aren't affected by the allotropic transformation of α→β-Ti phase at 882.5 °C, while there is no a direct corresponding relationship between elastic modulus and the mixing ratio of HA Ti composites.

Flynn considers the rise of IQ test scores over the 20th century and what it may reveal about intelligence, our minds, and society.

The resulting analysis of deviance gave rise to tests of interaction between the covariate and GP88, and the coefficient of GP88 in the model using it along with the covariate which quantifies the relationship between survival and GP88 corrected for the covariate.

The rise of the test-preparation industry, with guidebooks, tutoring sessions and sample questions aplenty, has raised questions about whether standardized tests accurately measure a child's abilities.

"A common assumption is that the rise of drug testing must have had negative consequences for black employment," Wozniak writes.

It could also be observed that an increasing number of studies perform longitudinal IRT analyses since the 21st century, as represented by a rise of DIF testing over time.

Concern about this rising tide of testing errors is reviving the long-dormant issue of industry regulation.

Dr. Joseph A. DiMasi, the principal author of the study, attributed much of the increase in the cost of drug development, beyond inflation, to the rising costs of testing new drugs in humans.