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stress test A test that records the heart's electrical activity while the patient exercises. May show whether parts of the heart muscle have been damaged due to insufficient oxygen flow to the heart.
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stress test (treadmill exercise, EKG) One way your doctor can see if chest pain is a sign of coronary artery disease. A stress test can also predict the chance for future heart attacks in a person who has suffered a first heart attack; it can determine general fitness and can detect some heart rhythm problems.
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stress test A general term for the practice of subjecting a model (eg a VaR model) to inputs that are adjusted to represent extreme or unusual changes in market factors. The sources of stress may be actual historical changes in market factors or hypothetical changes.
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stress test A test to determine how many resources will be used by a system.
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stress test Test designed to exercise the system to its limits in terms of number of open files, sizes, repeated operations and other loadings. Testing conducted to evaluate a system or component at or beyond the limits of its specified requirements.
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