"test weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used in scientific research and engineering contexts to refer to the weight used in an experiment or evaluation to verify the accuracy of a part or product. For example, "The engineers tested the new design using a 10-pound test weight to ensure its accuracy."
The kite was so massive that it required 1,100 pound test weight line.
We collected a 500 gram from each plot to determine kernel moisture and test weight in the laboratory.
STB significantly reduced grain yield, their components, test weight and increase grain protein and gluten concentration.
In addition to moisture and test weight, we recorded the length of the wheat section that was planted and the weight the wagon displayed.
The following parameters were analyzed: grain yield, test weight, grain protein concentration, gluten index, yellow index, ash content and vitreousness.
A negative correlation was observed between mean maximum temperatures in May and both test weight and alveogram index (W).
We decided to build a dedicated high precision setup to test weight anomalies of spinning gyroscopes in various configurations.
We collected ~1000 gram samples from each plot to determine grain moisture, test weight, and grain N. Organic corn had 9% lower plant densities compared with conventional corn at the V9 stage (Table 2).
However, given the high percentage of Americans (69percentt) who are overweight or obese, and given the resulting likelihood that obesity will cause chronic health problems including cardiovascular disease and diabetes, the authors recognized a need to test weight-loss strategies that have "high potential for sustainability and dissemination.
Consequently, fears of immature corn silage, or immature grain or wet and low-test weight grain have once again risen.
Changes in outcome variable between baseline and the end of chemotherapy were determined in each of the groups from paired t-test (weight, body fat, % fat MAMC TBK, FACT-G, energy intake, REE) and Wilcoxon sum of ranks test (CRP).
