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The $25 £166) test draws on advances in synthetic biology and rapid gene sequencing to analyse more than 1000 strains of human viruses in one pass.

However, in order to appropriately interpret and compare these correlation coefficients, one needs to account for the following: First, reading and comprehending texts plays an important role in all three PISA domains and, in turn, the reading test draws on skills from the other two areas by using graphs and tables.

The test draws on cognitive domains such as memory, visuospatial ability, attention processes, planning ability, and incidental learning.

The test drew on Cohen's kappa that calculates a degree of agreement between multiple coders, rectifying some agreement which occurs by chance (see Loewen and Plonsky 2015).

PARIS — Across the globe from Washington to Moscow to Beijing, North Korea's underground nuclear test drew condemnation and criticism on Monday and some governments threatened to press for tighter sanctions at the United Nations Security Council.

On the one hand, famous faces tests directly draw on existing memories, thus limiting the applicability of ad-hoc compensatory strategies.

Hence, while all tests necessarily draw on multiple abilities, PCA allows us to select those that provide the purest measure of a specific function.

The data gathered in this paper draws on diagnostic test results, scenario-based assessment results and video analysis from simulated assessment.

Gopnik's model for how to do this draws on the tests performed in her own child psychology lab, her experiences as a grandmother and on evolutionary biology.

This is not necessary when testing a single base pair position, but if we wish to impose a p value cutoff at all positions simultaneously, we must take into account that we are doing multiple testing, where adjacent base pair tests are directly drawing on the same (or very nearly the same) IR dataset.

Children's intellectual function was assessed on tests drawn from the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children, version III, by summing weighted items across domains to create Verbal, Performance, and Full-Scale raw scores.