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Moreover, we propose several sequential tests when the correlation coefficient ρ is unknown, and among these tests, the method of generalized sequential likelihood ratio test (GSLRT) in Bangdiwala (1982) seems to work well.
Numerical examples are presented for elastically supported rigid circular and rectangular cylinders (sectional model tests); the method is readily extendable to flexible structures (full aeroelastic models) via modal analysis.
In the schools, although there are now frequent tests to evaluate student performance, serious doubts remain about the value of the tests, the method by which they are scored, the alteration of test results, the standards required for passing the test, and the effect of testing and the consequent 'teaching to the test' on other parts of the curriculum.
In some tests the method was modified so that the frequencies were calculated excluding the foreign genes.
Although described as a combination of these two specific tests, the method is generalizable to any combination of two test statistics, by simply replacing one or more of the test statistics.
Compared to other studies (or software packages) that focus on robust association tests, the method presented here allows for both quantitative and binary outcomes and is able to deal with covariates.
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We tested the method at neighborhood scale, Kerkrade-West, The Netherlands.
"For years, European countries tested the method of issuing resolutions but learned it was useless".
The government said it would like to test the method and then file a report with the court.
Bob Wolke, a professor emeritus of chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh, was asked by National Public Radio to test the method.
To test the method, researchers scanned the brains of humans and macaque monkeys while they watched Sergio Leone's classic spaghetti western The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
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