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two-step test

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two-step test [′tü ¦step ′test]
(medicine)
Repeated ascents over two 9-inch (23-centimeter) steps as a simple exercise test of cardiovascular function. Also known as Master's two-step test.


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True converters were patients with a negative two-step test (within a 3-week period), followed by an increase in induration of [greater than or equal to] 10 mm within 2 years.
To determine the amount of goodwill impairment, a company will compare the book value of the acquired reporting unit to the current implied fair value of that unit, and the book value of goodwill to its implied fair value, as part of a two-step test.
Chevron and Its Progeny In Chevron, the Supreme Court established a two-step test for determining the deference to be afforded interpretative rules by the courts.
 
 
 
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