uudelleentestaamalla

uudelleentestaamalla is a Finnish word that translates to "by retesting" or "through retesting" in English. It is the adessive plural form of the verbal noun "uudelleentestaus," which means "retesting" or "retesting." The adessive case in Finnish typically indicates means or instrument, hence the translation "by" or "through."

The term is commonly used in various contexts where a process or item undergoes repeated testing. This could include software development, where code might be retested after bug fixes or changes. In scientific research, experiments might be retested to verify results or explore different conditions. Manufacturing processes often involve retesting to ensure product quality and adherence to specifications. The word itself implies a deliberate and methodical approach to verifying something by subjecting it to tests again.

The concept of uudelleentestaamalla is fundamental to quality assurance and validation. It signifies a commitment to ensuring accuracy, functionality, or reliability through iterative evaluation. The act of retesting helps to identify any remaining issues or confirm that previous corrections have been effective. The specific nature of what is being retested and the purpose behind the retesting will vary depending on the field or application.