Lawyers in the health care cases differ over whether those considerations constitute a test, and if so whether the insurance requirement would pass.
Other researchers, however, argue that the use of optimality models does constitute a test of optimal adaptation; hence, the presence of disconfirming evidence must be taken as proof that optimal adaptation is incorrect.
These elections constitute a test of resistance by the core of its voters in the downgraded neighborhoods of Athens and Piraeus where unemployment exceeds 30percentt.
In short, the protests aimed at Walmart on what is traditionally the busiest shopping day of the year may constitute a test of the nation's sympathy for low-wage workers -- many of whom earn so little that they qualify for food stamps -- against the powerful American yearning for a great deal.
For example, asking a subject to remember a particular number (storage) while adding a different set of numbers (manipulation) would constitute a test of working memory.
Comparing this model against a simpler, null model with only two tree partitions (say, ω2 > 0 for clade X, and ω3 > 0 for both clade Y and clade Z) would constitute a test of whether selective constraint is equivalent in clades Y and Z (i.e., whether or not ω3 ≠ ω4).
The strongest point of using Selenium IDE, in our opinion, is that the execution of the tests in a real browser constitutes a testing environment that most closely resembles the end user's real experience of interacting with the website.
He constituted a test that Blondy, who'd sledded on pure charm through so many controversies, couldn't pass.
Furthermore, our model constitutes a test bench for the optimization of both stimulation parameters and novel electrode geometries for efficient CR stimulation.
The response of the international community — and more importantly, the U.S. response — to Israel's disproportionate use of violence constitutes a test for U.S. credibility in the Middle East.
