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Development of a Field Test for Upper-Body Power

Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2001
The purpose of this study was to develop a field test capable of measuring upper-body power through the use of a common weight-training apparatus, a Smith machine (SM), set up for bench press (BP) movement. A small, battery-operated digital timing device was designed and constructed to allow a precise calculation of power (in conjunction with measures ...
A L, Shim, M L, Bailey, S H, Westings
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Maximizing the Discriminating Power of a Multiple-Score Test

Psychometrika, 1953
Maximizing the discriminating power of a multiple-score test involves maximizing the homogeneity of each subtest and minimizing the correlations between subtests. A method is presented for constructing such tests from items whose intercorrelations are not too high.
Loevinger, Jane   +2 more
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The distribution of Q: a powerful sibship test of association

Annals of Human Genetics, 1994
SUMMARYNon‐random inheritance of the two parental haplotypes among siblings affected by certain diseases has long been used to provide evidence of the presence of disease susceptibility genes. The distribution of a powerful test, called Q, based on haplotype concordance and discordance, is derived under the null hypothesis of random inheritance of ...
S, Shah, J R, Green
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The Relative Power of the t-Test: A Comment

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1974
use of this distinction. And when we are confronted with terms of trade gains or losses between individual industries, caused by changes in relative prices that have been created artificially by protectionism, it would be most unfortunate to give it up.
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A POWER FUNCTION FOR TESTS OF RANDOMNESS IN A SEQUENCE OF ALTERNATIVES

Biometrika, 1947
1. During recent years attention has been focused on what might be called the 'group' test for randomness in a sequence of alternatives. Thus, if E denote the happening of an event, and E its negation, the number of alternations of E and B in a sequence supposedly random has been chosen as a test criterion. This test has been put to different uses by W.
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Power Assessment of a New Test of Independence

2014
A new nonparametric test of independence between the components of bivariate random vectors (X, Y ) is motivated and evaluated in practice. The test statistics is based on the fact that under independence, every quantile of Y given X = x is constant. This is in contrast to the most commonly used basis that the joint probability density or distribution ...
P. N. Patil, D. Bagkavos
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Wireless power transfer based on novel physical concepts

Nature Electronics, 2021
Mingzhao Song   +2 more
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Statistics Notebook: Entry III.G: Power of a Test

Optometry and Vision Science, 1992
P N, De Land, W W, Chase
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