Sentence examples for dependent on tests from inspiring English sources
He said he became increasingly frustrated that the party did not advertise its policy of restricting immigrants' access to welfare benefits and social housing by introducing new probationary citizenships dependent on tests that could take as long as five to seven years.
In other districts, there was no clear transition from a regime in which treatment decisions were not dependent on test results to one where they consistently followed test results.
Colorado passed a sweeping law last month making teachers' tenure dependent on test results, and nearly a dozen other states have introduced plans to evaluate teachers partly on scores.
The strain-hardening rate of the 316 stainless steels was largely dependent on test temperature.
Microstructural analysis of fractured surfaces showed that the fracture mechanism is dependent on testing temperature.
Results show that both the microstructural evolutions and fracture characteristics are dependent on testing temperatures and applied stresses.
Post-deformation observation shows that failure angles and fracture surfaces are also strongly dependent on testing temperature and strain rate.
The low cycle fatigue behavior of the eutectic solder was found to be strongly dependent on test temperature and frequency.
Fatigue damage progression and accumulation were found to be dependent on testing environment, suggesting that more adverse effects of environment on strength and life may be manifested for other types of loading (i.e., off-axis loading).
It therefore invalidates the associated toughness measurements, and may account for or strongly contribute to the common observation that laminated polymeric composites exhibit an apparent mode III delamination toughness that is dependent on test geometry.
Large primary Si particles were found to act as preferential initiation sites by cracking or decohesion (dependent on test temperature) and are also sought out preferentially during short crack growth.
