"test number" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to any kind of number that needs to be tested, such as a math equation, a measuring tool, or a software program. For example, "Please double-check test number 3 to make sure the calculations are correct."
Australian teenager Ashton Agar broke the record for the highest score by a Test number 11 in the first Ashes Test against England at Trent Bridge.
Particularly intriguing is test number thirty-five, conducted on May 26 , 1990 which Reed lists as a "probable test" of a Pakistani nuclear weapon, a bomb that he reports was likely based on a Chinese design.
Here, for example, is test number eight:Any proposal to ask Iran and Syria to help is a sign of defeat.
As a result of verification experiment, optimization made by reducing (to about 89%) test number with help of Taguchi was achieved within 95% confidence interval.
Instead, England's inked-in Test number five avoided a golden duck to go with last week's scores of five and four - and profited sufficiently to head towards that first Test with confidence intact.
Let's imagine your Envelope Test number is $10 million.
-t: indication of the test number.
He will be given the option to skip to 667 but has said he will take "any Test number".
The proportional gains from pre- to post-test were subjected to an ANCOVA that included ability level as a fixed effect and pre-test number correct and pre-test number attempted as covariates.
Our primary dependent measure was the change in test scores from the pretest to the post-test (post-test number correct – pretest number correct).
Differential expression values, false discovery rates, and p-values were calculated with the "ComparativeMarkerSelection" module (test direction = 2-sided, test statistic = T-test, number of permutations = "0", complete = no, balanced = no, smooth p values = yes).
