The phrase "testing efficiency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability to test something, such as a product or system, quickly and accurately. Example: The company's new software greatly improved their testing efficiency, allowing them to release products at a faster rate without sacrificing quality.
Despite manufacturers' claim that systematical assessment of serum indices does not impact on testing efficiency, there is widespread perception that this practice may increase the turnaround time (TAT).
In general, the conclusion of these studies is that testing efficiency, i.e., the amount of time and resources required to conduct testing, are optimized because the pairwise test set achieves the same level of coverage as larger combinatorial testing sets.
The uni-directional loading mode with 10 cm wander using 2.5 cm increments was selected to be used for evaluation of rutting performance based on consideration of testing efficiency and realistic rutting results.
The new immunochemistry cobas e 801 module (Roche Diagnostics) was developed to meet increasing demands on routine laboratories to further improve testing efficiency, while maintaining high quality and reliable data.
Data sets from GEO database [ 33], used for testing efficiency of DFC test.
Testing efficiency: we also designed a simple experiment to measure the performance of our method over varying gene set sizes.
Household water treatment systems tested efficiency in removing magnesium ions at 97.87%.
Household water treatment systems tested efficiency in the removal of nitrate at 83.66%.
At the stage 7, tuning of parameter's model, it has tested efficiency of the model.
Household water treatment systems tested efficiency in the removal of sulfate ions at 84%.
Cost reductions, he says, are associated with anticipated yield improvements, improved economies of scale, die shrinks, new testing efficiencies and lower cost packaging and wafers.
