That is the sole test to be applied.
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 metaphor of "the cellophane sea" in the title is borrowed from a dissent by Justice Frankfurter in United States v. Kahriger, demurring to the suggestion that enumerated-power nominalism is the sole test of federalism judicial review.
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.
Lord Justice Timothy Lloyd acknowledged that the source test is usually decisive, but disagreed that it is the sole test to determine whether a public body is subject to judicial review.
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.
But while these books may succeed at prompting readers to act, that isn't the sole test of a book's worth.
While these books may succeed at prompting readers to act, that isn't the sole test of a book's worth.
He says CE5-T1 may be the sole spacecraft launched for engineering testing during China's unmanned lunar exploration program.
As rapid urease test can miss a low-level infection with H. pylori, a negative test should not be the sole criterion for either absence or cure of H. pylori infection.
