This article provides a comprehensive overview of the most commonly used parametric tests, such as one sample t-test, dependent samples independent analysis variance, and covariance. A test is statistical that assumes data being analyzed follows certain probability distribution, typically normal distribution. procedure in to make inferences about population based on data. It covers basics analy...

This paper proposes a new technique, called scan-mapping, for applying two-pattern tests in a standard scan design environment. Scan-mapping is performed by shifting the first pattern (V1) into the scan path and then using combinational mapping logic to generate the second pattern (V2) in the next clock cycle. The mapping logic is placed in the scan path and avoids the performance degradation o...

the paper is concerned with the hydrogeological appraisal of the proposed mining operations in thethar lignite field in sindh, pakistan. the thar coalfield covers an area of approximately 9000km2 andcontains three lignite seams lying at depth of 130m to 250 m. in the thar lignite field, the presence ofthree main aquifers induces pore pressure in the rock mass surrounding the lignite seams and m...

The purpose of the present study was to identify customer requirements and engineering attribute expectations an innovative product which a Kano’s model quality function deployment (QFD) analysis applied. In order accomplish research, new water filling machine design used as case study. This alternative aimed at making life more convenient support people interested in small businesses, si...

Two experiments examined the testing effect with open-book tests, in which students view notes and textbooks while taking the test, and closed-book tests, in which students take the test without viewing notes or textbooks. Subjects studied prose passages and then restudied or took an openor closed-book test. Taking either kind of test, with feedback, enhanced long-term retention relative to con...

Two experiments examined the testing effect with open-book tests, in which students view notes and textbooks while taking the test, and closed-book tests, in which students take the test without viewing notes or textbooks. Subjects studied prose passages and then restudied or took an openor closed-book test. Taking either kind of test, with feedback, enhanced long-term retention relative to con...

Today's health sciences educational programmes have to deal with a growing and changing amount of knowledge. It is becoming increasingly important for students to be able to use and manage knowledge. We suggest incorporating open-book tests in assessment programmes to meet these changes. This view on the use of open-book tests is discussed and the influence on test quality is examined. To cope ...

Childhood/adolescent antipsychotic drug (APD) use is exponentially increasing worldwide, despite limited knowledge of the long-term effects of early APD treatment. Whilst investigations have found that early treatment has resulted in some alterations to dopamine and serotonin neurotransmission systems (essential to APD efficacy), there have only been limited studies into potential long-term beh...