Sentence examples for test for making from inspiring English sources
She investigated the use of the SAT, ACT, and TOEFL iBT® as a replacement for an in-house developed placement test for making ESL university students' placement decisions.
Laboratory equipment (Fig. 2) and procedures are available (see the previous section of waterflooding test) for making the unsteady-state measurements under simulated reservoir condition (SY/T 5345-2007; Deanldson and Dean 1966).
The designed algorithm consist of a statistical test for making decision about suitability of an a priori chosen network and then either a growing or a pruning according to the size of the network is applied.
A colonoscopy is the best test for making the diagnosis of Crohn's disease, as it allows direct visualization of the colon and the terminal ileum, identifying the pattern of disease involvement.
This procedure has the advantage that we do not have to make any distributional assumptions, and it has been recommended as the primary statistical test for making inferences about arithmetic means for small-sized samples of skewed cost data.
Culligan and Gorsuch (1999) discussed adequacy of employing commercially produced proficiency tests for making placement decisions.
It is important to realise that, when surgeons and emergency physicians perform US in the emergency department, it is used as a complement to patient history, physical examination and laboratory tests for making a diagnosis and deciding about further management.
PRBS can be used for supplying known binary sequences which are used as test signals for making bit error measurement.
Feedback and setting targets were also important for encouraging health care workers and building confidence in the value of having a test result for making treatment decisions.
Some consumers, like R.J. Valentine, a race car driver and businessman from Hingham, Mass., say they find the tests useful for making choices about their health.
Why continue to penalize test-takers for making educated guesses, a valuable skill that any good teacher cultivates in his or her students?
