Sentence examples for test referred from inspiring English sources

The test referred to by the dean of Greenwich Country Day (whose alumni include George HW Bush and the Winklevoss twins, but not Tammy Campbell) was the Draw-a-Person test devised by Florence Goodenough in the 1920s and now known as the Goodenough-Harris Draw-a-Person Test.

Multiple methods have been proposed, the most common being the homogeneity test referred to as the Q test.

The low speed impact test referred to the RCAR regulations was performed with five different lay-up sequences and two different laminate thicknesses.

The second test, referred to as long-run asymmetry, provides statistical evidence about whether downstream price returns to the same level after equivalent upstream price increases and decreases.

This is currently achieved by measuring the maximum A-weighted sound pressure level achieved during the full acceleration test referred to in the Department of Transport's Type Approval and Construction and Use Regulations.

Finally, the matching estimators make use of different criteria such as equal means test referred to as the balancing test (Dehejia and Wahba 2002), pseudo-R 2 and matched sample size.

Some Latino groups noted yesterday that no question on the new test refers to Latinos.

The word "test" refers to any means (often formally contrived) used to elicit responses to which human behaviour in other contexts can be related.

Tom Baldwin, a philosopher at the University of York and panel member, said ethical decisions might need to be based on the "great ape test", referring to the UK moratorium against using humans' closest animal relatives in medical research.

Validity of a test refers to the degree to which it measures what it intends.

A rotation test refers to training on θ=0° and testing on one of the other rotations θ≠0° Descriptor Mean Std.