Sentence examples for tests counts from inspiring English sources

There are some uncontroversial ways of ruling items off the list — if the perfection presupposes an imperfection, for example — but whether some feature that passes these negative tests counts as an intrinsically good-making feature is a more difficult question.

Tests count a lot.

With the tests counting for more, attempts to tamper with them will most likely grow.

Probes targeting transcripts associated to the same EntrezGenes were grouped so that overrepresentation tests counted genes as selected if any of their transcripts were found differentially expressed.

Student performance — median scores and how many passed the test — counts for 25percentt, but is calculated not in absolute terms but by judging each school against schools citywide as well as against 40 other schools with similar demographics.

If the value exceeds 30, this test counts him as obese.

Why? Getting tested counts.

The general aptitude test counts for little, what matters are the subject-specific tests.

The first test counts SNP with opposing homozygous genotypes between sib pairs (SIBCOUNT).

The hypergeometric test counts each gene with a microsatellite in its promoter only once, whereas the binomial test counts the total number of base pairs covered by microsatellites in each gene's promoter.

The second method introduced a cutoff for the TST results, yielding 4 test counts for the population: (TST, IGRA) =.