Sentence examples for test acts from inspiring English sources

Hick (1951), for example, noted that in theory, an intelligence test acts in a branch-model process: every individual who takes it at the first stage should have a 50% chance of being right and those who have been successful again should have 50% chance of answering the next items correctly and so on.

Thus, the rapid test acts as an important conduit to monitoring and treatment.

Thus, the set test acts not only to aggregate weak signal but also to unmask signal hidden by covariates included by virtue of doing a set test.

This coiling test acts as a proxy for courtship behaviour, as demonstrated in four hymenopteran species with known courtship behaviour [ 26, 45, 46].

The first test acts as a surrogate parameter for the starting point, and PROLUCA is therefore not capable of clarifying what happens to VO2peak shortly after surgery.

The above statistical test acts on the regional scale, therefore, distance-based risk associated with specific geographical features is lost when we analyse over a region with widely variable topography.

More than two million students take the SAT each year, which costs $26, in line with the $25 the other leading college admissions test, ACT, charges.

Or will the required "stress test" act as a back-door route to temporary bank nationalization (the solution favored by a growing number of economists, myself included)?

The Trial and Experimental Studies Transparency (TEST) Act of 2012 was introduced to the legislators in the United States to promote greater transparency in research industry.

The TEST Act may benefit the society and researchers; however, there are major concerns with participants' privacy and intellectual property protection.

For improved results the test results should be meaningful to the students, for example we would expect fewer false alarms if the test acted as gateway to further study or was integrated into courses and contributed towards students marks.