Sentence examples for competitive tests from inspiring English sources

Meta-analysis of the two data sets, confirmed the significant association of the mTOR gene set with ICV both for self-contained and competitive tests (p self-contained = 1.3895e−05, p competitive = 0.025764).

So distressed are the Chinese by the emphasis on testing that they have unabashedly resolved to aspire to education reforms that include more attention to creativity, encouraging students to attend to social action and a reduction of competitive tests.

In a letter to Mr. Shelby and his counterpart in the House, Treasury Secretary John W. Snow and Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, urged Congress to ensure that mutual fund fees are "fully subject to the competitive tests of the marketplace".

Seventeen years later, Colonel Lewis, at his own expense, developed and presented to the War Department an improved model of his range and position finder, which after a long series of competitive tests was adopted as the service type to the exclusion of all others and at great saving in cost to the Government.

It comes out bimonthly and gives detailed advance notice of shows worth watching, which is especially useful to kids who have mastered the trick of using the TV for fun and picking up information they can use on competitive tests such as the SAT.

Thus, following Goeman's nomenclature they are "competitive" tests [10].

"It's still a competitive test and you either get in or you don't.

In 1974 India tested a nuclear device; this was followed by competitive testing of weapons with Pakistan in 1998.

There is no set minimum GMAT or GRE score, but competitive test scores will certainly make an application more attractive.

Still, it was evident that the real test of the New Tiger would come on Thursday, when his diligently reconstructed game was put to the competitive test.

We use a competitive test to highlight the performance of our heuristics versus the legacy heuristic approaches.