Sentence examples for stronger test of from inspiring English sources

In a stronger test of their hypothesis, the authors changed only one word in the narratives – gambling or gaming – and found that the gaming label caused nonusers to judge online betting as more legitimate.

The fact that some of the BEs are tested using different soils and slightly different growing conditions serves as a stronger test of their performance than a single pot experiment would have.

We find a tight link between information supporting detection and localisation, using methods that allow a stronger test of the claim that detection of a mass can occur based on gist without knowledge of location.

To provide a stronger test of whether the in situ display facilitates navigation, it would be necessary to bring performance below ceiling, possibly by constructing an artificial CT data set with more complex branching.

External validation provides a stronger test of model performance than internal validation because it addresses model transportability through the use of an independent dataset (Steyerberg and Vergouwe 2014), whereas internal cross-validation can cause bias in error estimation (Varma and Simon 2006).

This is a stronger test of knowledge and support than the usual question with a list of names -- respondents can't just pick any name from a list, they have to know enough about a potential candidate to recall their name.

Comparisons within and between monozygotic and dizygotic twin pairs, further powered by multiple assessments, provide information about genetic and environmental contributions to developmental associations, and enable stronger tests of causal hypotheses, than do comparisons involving unrelated children.

Longitudinal cross-lagged analyses allow for stronger tests of the proposed causal ordering of the variables.

Factorial invariance is divided into four levels based on these tests of model fit, representing stronger tests of invariance.

The presence of these "ecological replicates" [ 11] permits stronger tests of hypotheses concerning correlates of parasite diversification, because we have multiple lineages available for testing.

Further studies with multi-site recruitment producing adequate sample sizes are necessary to allow for stronger tests of treatment efficacy and for examination of individual (e.g. gender, age, hypnotisability) differences in treatment response.