switchingstudy

noun
UK /ˈswɪtʃɪŋˌstʌdi/
US /ˈswɪtʃɪŋˌstʌdi/

A switching study is a test that checks how well two things work when you change from one to the other.

The doctors did a switching study to see if the new medicine worked as well as the old one.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A study of how people change from one habit or routine to another.

The switching study showed that kids adjust to a new school schedule in about a week.

3. A test that compares two products by having users switch between them.

The company ran a switching study to compare the two phone brands.

4. An experiment where a machine or system is changed from one setting to another to check its performance.

Engineers completed a switching study on the backup power system.