Sentence examples for based on standard testing from inspiring English sources

The color fastness of treated fabrics was evaluated separately based on standard testing method of the ISO 105-A02 1993 (color fastness to crocking under dry and wet conditions) and ISO 105-C06:1994 (color fastness to laundering).

But a product that is "water resistant" must indicate on its label whether it is effective for 40 minutes or 80 minutes while swimming or sweating, based on standard testing.

Assessment of concentration or attention was usually based on standard tests such as Digit Span Test; Symbol Digits Modalities Test; Necker Cube Pattern Control or another test e.g. proof reading task.

Because H.I.V. reporting is based on standard tests, health workers cannot determine when someone became infected.

Manufacturers will publish rating and application data for their products, based on standard test conditions and for the more usual range of uses.

Indeed, New York City's decision this year to provide cash rewards to students in certain schools for taking tests and for scoring well could run in conflict with attempts to provide bonuses to teachers when it is based on standard test results, since the teachers of such classes would potentially have an advantage over those whose students receive no extra rewards for good work.

The average compressive strength at the time of beam testing, based on standard tests on concrete cylinders, ranged between 59.6 and 64.3 MPa.

Studies on the resistance of modified wood to fungal degradation are almost exclusively based on standard test procedures which are limited to the determination of mass loss and/or loss of dynamic modulus of elasticity (MoE).

On the other side, reform proponents assert that higher standards for teachers based on standardized testing scores will lead to better student performance -- and save money.

Inference from the estimated models was based on standard F-tests and t-tests.

We applied the these tests to the ARIC cohort data and identified a novel X-linked association near gene AFF2 with blood pressure, which was not significant based on standard association testing of mean blood pressure.