An important question is whether the "intentional and arbitrary discrimination" test, which implies the lack of any rationality, is the sole test for proving that an executive act violates Article 12, or only one possible test.
This supposed free-market argument likewise is invalid for a fourth reason: It begs the question that cost-benefit analysis is the sole test for regulations.
In a previous CDC survey of 388 laboratories concerning practices of stool specimen analysis during 1999, only 1 laboratory used a stool antigen test as a sole diagnostic test for Campylobacter spp (2 ).
The Court of Appeals ruled that the first mentioned of these, the so-called machine-or-transformation test, was the sole test to be used for determining the patentability of a "process" under the Patent Act, 35 U.S.C.
The St . Louisarea, with 59 Burger King locations, has been chosen as the sole test market for the Impossible Whopper.
These tags are not instruments of adjudication but statements of result in applying the sole constitutional test for a case like the present one.
ACT has long discouraged use of its test as a sole criterion for high-stakes decisions like college admission.
In arthritis research, there has been a shift from sole threshold testing for pain-related behavior, as well as from swelling and histology assessment for inflammation, toward an analysis of joint function as indicated, for instance, by an increasing number of studies on gait abnormalities.
Taken together, these data suggest that antigen testing for Campylobacter spp. in stool specimens is increasing as a sole method for diagnosing Campylobacter infection.
The test has many quirks that experts have said make it inappropriate for use as a sole criterion for admission.
We have tested two lignocellulosic biomass residues viz., rice straw (RS) and sugarcane bagasse (BG), both separately and in combinations, and crystalline cellulose as a sole source of carbon for cellulase production.
