Sentence examples for tests calling from inspiring English sources

The best tests of g i.e. the tests most predictive of a general ability to do well are so-called fluid intelligence tests, calling for novel problem solving with simple visual or other materials (Cattell, 1971; Carroll, 1993).

This week, Doyle blamed Xuereb for the positive tests, calling it "pretty obvious to us where we needed to look".

He rejected criticisms of the tests, calling the results "very good news" and chiding the news media for focusing on the decline.

For a pair of organisms with | H | hits between them, we would in the worst case perform 2 | H | tests, calling for a Bonferroni correction of 2 | H |. With such a correction, and a P-value threshold of α, at least ⌈ 2 | H | α ⌉ permutations would be required just to achieve the resolution required to detect a cluster.

Scores on College Board subject tests (called SAT II exams) do the same.

In my tests, call quality was as clear as a typical cellphone call.

These tests, called "home brews," are not commercially available, and there are no good estimates of their error rates.

The tests, called Western blots, separate proteins into 3 vertical and 40 horizontal bands that reflect their composition.

New York State requires that hospital workers have annual tuberculosis tests, called P.P.D. tests, which involve pricking the skin to see if the immune system produces a reaction.

What are the tests called?

The Australian band Midnight Oil wrote a song about the tests called "Maralinga".