Sentence examples for test reduction from inspiring English sources

"For any cancer screening test, reduction of cancer-related mortality is the holy grail," said Dr. Gina Vaccaro, a gastrointestinal oncologist at the Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health and Science University who was not involved in the research.

"The people having their kids tested tended to be more quiet about it," said Wendy Wolfenson, who joined the test reduction task force but ultimately decided to have her daughter, Grace Molmed, a third grader, sit for the exam this spring because she thought the results would be informative.

(PDF 243 kb) Additional file 6: Pain during maximum handgrip strength test reduction in LLLT groups.

The net thigh muscle volume in five patients who did not have gait disturbance did not decline (p=0.372 by a paired t test; reduction rate was 0.39%/year).

In the Onteora school district, which encompasses Boiceville, the school board convened the Task Force for Testing Reduction and released a policy statement that said no laws or regulations "expressly prohibit parents and students from refusing" the assessments.

Two different options were tested; reduction of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) pH and assessment of the suitability of another hydraulic binder with lower pH, Magnesium-Phosphate Cement (MPC).

Major benefits include faster and more accurate results, improved workflow efficiency, high-throughput testing, reduction of laboratory costs, reduction of human error, and, for the most part, saving valuable space.

Participants from both training groups significantly improved their visual attention performance, resulting in a shorter interval presentation of the target to which they reacted accurately 75%% of the time after training at: i) the speed of processing sub-test (reduction of 28%%), ii) the divided attention subtest (reduction of 33%%), and iii) the selective attention sub-test (reduction of 14%%).

Philosophers with different interests (discovery, explanation, testing, reduction, emergence, and so) are likely to elaborate the concept in different ways.

The number of RyR clusters in the analysis volume was counted using a cluster detection algorithm [9] which showed a small but significant (P = 0.03, Student's t-test) reduction in the number of RyR clusters per unit volume of contractile apparatus in diseased myocytes (Figure 5F).

Furthermore, 200 discriminant features were selected by means of t-test reduction (a higher number of NMSE blocks means a decrease of the classification method effectiveness).