The Missouri Supreme Court sensibly ruled otherwise: that the test constituted an unreasonable search because there was no accident to investigate and because there was plenty of time to get a warrant and test the driver's blood before the alcohol in it dissipated.
The study of the sensitivity and the specificity of a classification test constitute a powerful kind of analysis since it provides specialists with very detailed information useful for cancer diagnosis.
The test constitutes a reliable way of objectively diagnosing the flow regime in a three-phase fluidized bed since experiments within the same flow regime have similar dynamical characteristics, while there is a huge hydrodynamic change between experiments carried out in different flow regimes.
Our novel in vitro test constitutes a simple, rapid and cheap functional assay to evaluate sperm chromatin decondensation ability.
The period of this test constitutes a quasi-'experimental' situation during which a careful observation can help clinicians to make the best decision.
The use of latent class models for the evaluation of diagnostic tests in the absence of a "gold-standard" test constitute a useful alternative or addition to the classic analysis for evaluation of tests, such as antibody tests for FMD.
Nine t-tests constituted a minimal set of independent comparisons distinguishing mean contrast patterns among the 13 regressors of the paradigm.
Twelve of the 13 institutions were firm in their conviction that the availability of NGS testing constituted a competitive market advantage, both for their institutions as a whole and for their cancer centers.
Look at East Asia, where tutoring and testing constitute a sort of religion.
The second is that drilling children in a narrow range of subjects with a view to passing an equally narrow range of assessment tests constitutes a good education.
