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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a more sensible test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing different tests or assessments, suggesting that one is more reasonable or logical than another.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we concluded that a more sensible test would yield better insights into the students' understanding."
Alternatives: "a more rational test" or "a more reasonable test".
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He ran a more sensible test on an 1893 book by Edmund Gosse: a corner of a page broke off even before he could finish the first single fold, yet he was able to turn that same page -- as readers do in the real world -- 800 times with zero damage.
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The study used auditory brainstem responses recordings which is a more sensible method than otoacoustic emissions testing, a fact that explains the differences in otoprotective effect reported by previous studies.
It simply encourages a more sensible default.
It's a more sensible request than a free tattoo.
"This is a more sensible solution," Mr. Cohen said.
I need to descend to a more sensible altitude.
But it's a more sensible and sustainable course.
Nobody overrode the results and installed a more sensible mayor.
Congress must also adopt a more sensible long-term strategy.
A more sensible rule would be to limit charitable deductions to amounts above a basic threshold.
It's a start toward a more sensible policy in this regard.
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