Sentence examples for test estimating from inspiring English sources

"Unidimensionality" refers to the test estimating exactly one skill of the tested person.

We describe a method of quick evaluation of these new findings for potential clinical practice by designing a new predictive genetic test, estimating its classification accuracy, and determining the sample size required for the verification of this accuracy.

The authority's worst-case projection in February, which it called a budget stress test, estimated that the deficit this year could grow by as much as $651 million if revenue dropped precipitously.

The Graduate Management Admission Council, the educational organization that conducts the GMAT entrance test, estimates that in 2011, 34 percent of global applicants for a one-year, full-time M.B.A. were women.

"Multidimensionality" means that the test estimates multiple person parameters representing more than one skill (H. Lin, 2012).

The Wald test estimates the test statistic by computing the unrestricted regression equation, without imposing any coefficient restrictions, as specified by the null hypothesis.

(3) Leaching behavior The TCLP test estimates landfill conditions to determine the mobility of toxic contaminants and sets limits to determine whether the material under scrutiny is toxic.

Leaching behavior The TCLP test estimates landfill conditions to determine the mobility of toxic contaminants and sets limits to determine whether the material under scrutiny is toxic.

Internal validation of a diagnostic test estimates the degree of random error, using the original data of a diagnostic accuracy study.

This test estimates the gain for individual variables in isolation, as well as the loss in overall model gain when each variable is omitted.

The cost per test estimated was significantly different to the existing price.