Sentence examples for test translation from inspiring English sources

It has been translated into Arabic by a translator who has experience in patient safety research, then back-translated to test translation accuracy.

Issues in test translation (translation back-translation, commitranslation back-translationre discommittee

We adopted a similar strategy to test translation initiation 4E genes isolated from the more distantly related Arabidopsis and pepper.

The study consisted of five parts assessing different aspects of English skills (the LexTALE test, translation from L1 to L2, translation from L2 to L1, the QPT, and self-ratings of English proficiency), which will be described separately in the following sections.

The interview with the company?s head of research reawakened a dormant interest in chemistry and pharmacy, my test translations were well received, and the subsequent offer was too good to refuse.

Although seldom used in international language tests, translation is often employed in locally developed language tests (e.g., the College English Test in China) to assess candidates' ability to reproduce the content of a source text in the target language.

It is our hope that the newly developed and tested translation of the Charlson score can be used by other researchers working with Read/OXMIS coded data and the GPRD.

The main instruments utilized for data collection were two tests, a translation test (containing 40 idioms in sentences) and a value-judgement test (containing 30 items).

The sample was originally selected from the HUNT3 research Centre database for a separate study that originally had the aim to find a healthy Norwegian sample for testing translations of the Wechsler Memory Scale-III and the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-III, to establish whether published American norms and principles for interpretation could be used in Norwegian clinical practice [19].

We have previously developed a consensus and psychometrically tested translations by a team of experts.

These tested translations use straightforward, non-idiomatic Swahili phrasing, which should make them usable in other Swahili-speaking countries of East Africa, as well as in immigrant populations worldwide.