Definition
Definition of test condition - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
scienceTECH. specific settings or surroundings applied when carrying out an experiment or measurementTECH.
- Temperature was the main test condition in the study.
2.
technologyTECH. particular requirement or feature chosen to be checked during a testTECH.
- Each test condition was traced to one or more detailed test cases.
Terms with test condition included in their meaning
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medical
result of a test indicating absence of a condition or substance
medical
tool or test used to identify a condition or disease
medical
test to identify a disease or condition
medical testing
test result that incorrectly indicates a condition is present
medical
how a diagnostic test is specific to a condition
medical
test to identify a disease or condition
medical
test result showing absence of a present condition
medical
test result showing that a suspected condition or substance is absent
Examples of test condition in a sentence
We documented each test condition to ensure the experiment could be replicated. Document each test condition clearly in the validation plan. We derived one test condition from every user requirement statement.
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- French:condition de test, paramètre de test, ...
- German:Versuchsbedingung, Testkriterium, ...
- Italian:condizione di prova, requisito di test, ...
- Spanish:condición de prueba, criterio de prueba, ...
- Portuguese:condição de teste, requisito de teste, ...
- Chinese:试验条件, 测试项目, ...
- Japanese:試験条件, テスト条件, ...
- Arabic:شَرْط اخْتِبَارِي, شَرْط اخْتِبار, ...
- Hebrew:תְּנָאֵי נִסּוּי, תְּנַאי בְּדִיקָה, ...
- Russian:условие испытаний, условие тестирования, ...
- Ukrainian:умова випробування, тестова умова, ...
- Hindi:परीक्षण स्थिति, जाँच शर्त, ...
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