"testing number" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific numerical value that has been tested or that is undergoing a test. For example, "Researchers are testing number 53 to see if it has the desired properties."
Ordinal logistic regression was implemented, using the three-level participation restriction outcome and testing number of symptoms, categorical limited activity score, pain and mental diagnoses as explanatory variables.
In-competition testing for performance-enhancing drugs is done randomly on the PGA Tour, and Goydos's testing number just happened to come up on the same day he hung a low number up on the scoreboard.
The initial reduction of activity shown by KO mice during forced exploration of the open-field was confirmed when mice were repeatedly exposed to the open-field during habituation sessions preceding object recognition testing (number of squares crossed, p<0.002; crossings in central area, p<0.05; rearings, p<0.05).
***/**/*, values nominally significant at the 0.1%/5%/5% level (without adjustment for multiple testing); number of observations: 3356.
Behavioural data, such as HIV testing, number of sexual partners and unprotected anal intercourse, also suggest reason for concern.
Other non-significant covariates entered in the model: gender, institution's technical competency (bone marrow biopsy or aspiration, Ph + chromosome testing), number of physicians, WHO region.
Throughout my year, I have seen numbers: HIV testing numbers, malaria bed net distribution numbers, family planning outreach numbers, obstetric fistula repair surgery numbers, among thousands more.
Cantlon and Brannon [53], testing number-experienced and number-naïve rhesus monkeys in a delayed match-to-sample task similar to that used with children [49], found a significant effect of numerical ratio on accuracy for numerosities 1 4, an indication that non-human primates may rely on analog magnitude representations for both small and large numbers.
Bars are mean ± standard deviation of the tested number in parentheses.
The proportional gains from pre- to post-test were subjected to an ANCOVA that included ability level as a fixed effect and pre-test number correct and pre-test number attempted as covariates.
Ten years ago, The Office got the lowest user testing numbers in BBC history … think about it.
