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Associations between the patients' clinical characteristics and methylation of the four genes were evaluated using Wilcoxon rank sum test with adaptive Hochberg p-values to adjust for multiple comparisons (Table  2).

In this paper, wavelet-based exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) test statistic with adaptive thresholding method, which extracts several significant coefficients from original functional data in the wavelet domain and monitors out-of-control events, is proposed.

In a comparison of multistage tests with computerized adaptive and paper-and-pencil tests, Rotou et al. (2007) investigated the measurement precision of MST to CAT and paper-and-pencil tests for the three IRT models when the test is entirely set-based.

Sometimes, however, there is no substitute for testing skills in a real-life scenario and, as with adaptive testing, there may be too few subject experts to create tests in niche areas.

The numerical tests with h-adaptive refinement process show that the bounding property holds even for coarse meshes, providing upper bounds in practical applications.

The class of one-sided group-sequential tests with response-adaptive sampling developed by Jennison and Turnbull is used to investigate which of the treatments has the larger mean response.

The proposed prediction model is designed and tested using fuzzy rules with adaptive network.

With adaptive testing the user does not see all the questions in the item bank and must rely, for both questionnaire administration and scoring, on a complex computer program provided by the item bank developer.

Phylogenetic methods can test lineages for patterns consistent with adaptive radiations.

To test whether functional reorganisation associated with adaptive movement strategies is present outside the primary sensorimotor cortex, we also explored patterns of limb representation in the cerebellar hand area (lobule V of the anterior lobe) of the acquired and congenital 1-handed groups.

The prospect of combining video in short chunks with adaptive computerised testing is what excites them.