Sentence examples for test of error from inspiring English sources

Levene's test of error variances shows a significant difference in the variance of life span between wild-type and mutant lines in females (F9,377 = 4.086, p < 0.001), but not in males (F9,370 = 1.839, p = 0.060).

An approach enabling a testing methodology for white-box coverage testing of error handling code is presented in [28].

Slower responses were computerized as errors and excluded from the averaged reaction time in a final (after each test) score of error rate and mean reaction time.

Assumptions of linear regression were tested with Shapiro Wilk test (normality), partial residuals plots (linearity), Durbin Watson test (independence of errors), non-constant error variance (homoscedasticity), and variance inflation factor test (multicollinearity).

The likelihood ratio test of spatial error dependence has an insignificant result.

Comparisons among fish groups were performed by analysis of variance (ANOVA), after testing the assumptions of normality (Shapiro-Wilk test) and homoscedascity (Bartlett test) of the error terms.

Assumptions on the properties of the data were tested beforehand such as Levine's test of equality of error variances and Mauchley's test of sphericity.

By way of preliminary analysis, we did a simple test of location errors for M ≥ 2 events from 1998 onward that are listed in the JMA catalog.

If the ratio was less than one and the F-test of (MS Error Ning)/(MS Error Clark) had a p-value less than 0.1, the RIL was assigned a value of B (= Clark allele).

Levene's test of equality of error variances was used to test the assumptions underlying the analysis of variance.

Whether score increases can be considered significant depends on the test's margin of error, which increases as the number of test-takers falls.