Sentence examples for test timing from inspiring English sources
The past 15 years has been an ideal time to test timing skill given two significant stock market downturns: the technology bust of 2000 and the financial crisis of 2008.
One way of studying this topic would be to try to avoid the knowledge effect by asking gamers to stop their game after a fixed duration; this would test timing resources related to time-based prospective memory (see [53]).
These high-fidelity 4S spray measurements consisting of terabyte scale data densities present remarkable challenges with regard to data management, test repeatability, and test timing.
Furthermore, because the study was designed as a limit test, the missing information on the test timing and the absolute number of juveniles reduces its comparability with our data.
It is important that future clinical guidelines provide clear guidance on tumor type to be tested and test timing and ensure that all variables (i.e., cost, efficiency, evidence, logistics, and physician preferences) are accounted for in this decision.
In this study, total exposure time for each specimen was below 24 h and the standardized preparation and testing protocol ensured a similar thawing-to-testing timing.
The direction of associations was negative between some SEP measures and HIV testing, timing of the first ultrasound, caesarean section, epidural for vaginal births, infant needing non-routine neonatal care after discharge and any breastfeeding at 3 or 6 months.
To estimate the prevalence of postpartum glucose testing within 6 months of pregnancies complicated by gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), assess factors associated with testing and timing of testing after delivery, and report the test results among tested women.
Postpartum testing and timing of testing were associated with demographic, clinical, and health care related factors.
Start out simply taking the test without timing yourself, then work your way into timing the test.
Improved testing procedures and timing resolution have allowed the use of significantly less active excitation sources without lengthening test times or degrading data integrity.
