Sentence examples for statement tests from inspiring English sources

Each statement tests biology undergraduates' knowledge of a single key concept or misconception: 15 statements address misconceptions and seven statements address key concepts (Tables 3 and 4).

But again, the overall tenor of the show is low-key, with work that seems to be in a transitional, questioning mode, art as conversation rather than as statement, testing this, trying that.

Over the six cohorts, there was a significant decline in the percentage who agreed with the statement (test for linear trend, p<0.001), with the 2008 and 2009 results (52%and5454% agreeing) lower than those for 1999 and 2000 (64%and62%2% agreeing).

Another statement testing this concept was too easy to include in the GeDI 1.0 and was eliminated because it had low discrimination ("Genetic drift could have resulted in a harmful trait becoming more common").

The researchers followed up on the statements test by asking participants to pop bubbles on bubble wrap as they looked at the slide show of cute pictures.

The participants were read two statements (test statements T1 and T2) that were designed to capture the subjective experience of the body ownership illusion and two control statements (C3 and C4) that were designed to control for expectancy effects and task compliance (see Table  1; the statements were taken from van der Hoort et al., 2011).

But Halliburton said in a statement that tests that BP misinterpreted or chose not to run would have identified any problems with Halliburton's cement job.

A club statement said: "Tests have confirmed Soldado suffered an anterior cruciate ligament tear and a torn external meniscus in his right knee.

The Spanish Football Federation said in a statement: "The tests have ruled out any type of bone injury so the player could be available to play against Germany.

After the game, the Raptors said in a statement that tests showed Bosh had suffered a "maxilla and nasal fracture to the right side of his face".

The foundation of the scientific methods is the "hypotheses statement and testing": when possible explanations of a phenomenon are proposed, experimental studies are required to test these hypotheses.