most powerful test

most powerful test
French\ \ test le plus puissant
German\ \ trennschärfster Test, bester Test
Dutch\ \ meest onderscheidende toets
Italian\ \ test di massima potenza; test più potente
Spanish\ \ prueba más poderosa; test más potente
Catalan\ \ prova de màxima potència
Portuguese\ \ teste mais potente; teste mais poderoso (bra)
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ stærkeste test
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ starkaste test
Greek\ \ περισσότερο ισχυρός έλεγχος
Finnish\ \ voimakkain testi
Hungarian\ \ leginkább hatásos próba
Turkish\ \ en güçlü sınama; en güçlü test
Estonian\ \ võimsaim test
Lithuanian\ \ galingiausiasis kriterijus
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ najmocniejszy test
Russian\ \ наиболее мощный критерий
Ukrainian\ \ найбільш потужний критерій
Serbian\ \ најмоћнији тест
Icelandic\ \ öflugasta próf
Euskara\ \ ahaltsuena proba
Farsi\ \ t vanat rin azmoon
Persian-Farsi\ \ تواناترين آزمون
Arabic\ \ الاختبار الاقوى
Afrikaans\ \ onderskeidendste toets
Chinese\ \ 最 大 功 效 检 验
Korean\ \ 최강력검정[검증]

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