Sentence examples for test which only from inspiring English sources
"They're asking superficial things, basically," he said of the standardized fourth-grade test, which only 46percentt of city students passed in the last school year, and the eighth-grade test, which 23percentt passed.
A lot of these outfits advertise a screening test which only costs a few quid in the first instance, but if you test positive – and I suspect most do – you are then offered more tests to establish what it is you are allergic to.
At the end, it is demonstrated that the data collected during the ambient vibration test, which only took some hours and very few resources, processed with adequate algorithms provided very useful information.
To calculate the reliability, the Cronbach's Alpha is employed for the first part of the test, which only includes multiple choice questions and for the second part which is based on the performance of candidates, Kendall's W is carried out, since it measures the agreement among raters.
These results indicate that Tippett's test, which only takes the smallest p-value into account, might not be appropriate for detecting the patterns of alternation.
Our further simulation studies (discussed in Section Power simulation) indicate that Tippett's test, which only takes the smallest p-value into account, might not be appropriate for global testing of p-values.
He said the regulatory tests, which only looked for short-term, lethal effects, were failing to prevent serious harm.
However, at present vaccine evaluation relies on hemagglutination inhibition tests, which only measure the quantity of antibody produced.
MaC bridges the gap between formal verification, which ensures the correctness of a design rather than an implementation, and testing, which only partially validates an implementation.
For computational reasons, we focus most of our discussion on score tests, which only require estimation of the model under the null.
This injury can cause dysfunction in both motor and cognitive domains; however, most literature focuses on single-task neuropsychological tests which only assess cognition.
