Sentence examples for underpinning tests from inspiring English sources
A recent British Medical Association report highlighted, however, that ad hoc screening can put people at risk because of a lack of evidence underpinning tests and insufficient quality assurance and accompanying information [ 25].
It is known that this can lead to serious biases in estimated variances and covariances that underpin tests of significance [ 29].
A detailed study is presented, of the philosophy underpinning virtual testing schemes: highlighting the structure, challenges and opportunities posed by a virtual testing strategy compared with traditional laboratory experiments.
Gayle is more compelling when describing the hard graft underpinning his Test triple hundreds against South Africa and Sri Lanka.
The complete theory underpinning the kappa test, including the calculation of confidence intervals and including a weighted kappa test where all disagreements are not treated equally, has been given by Altman [ 8].
Therefore the reality of wide scale repair material use underpins the laboratory tests adopted.
The study also adopts Monte Carlo simulations to provide a statistical test underpinning the Hurst analyses.
The purpose of this paper is to describe the pilot study underpinning the TBCS, testing of the TBCS developmental instrument and the resolution of methodological challenges.
The use of advanced computational techniques to provide detailed information on the mechanical environment in comminution devices, linked in with correctly designed breakage tests, underpin this development.
In previous RATS operations, the Science Support Room has operated largely in an advisory role, an approach that was driven by the need to provide a loose science mission framework that would underpin the engineering tests.
IFN-γ responses also underpin new diagnostic tests for TB including the QuantiFERON Gold (Cellestis, Victoria, Australia) and T-SPOT.TB (Immunotec, Oxford, UK) assays [16] which are widely applied for the detection of latent infection.
