Sentence examples for facie test from inspiring English sources

But supporters of the treaty and the related British 2003 Act argue that the removal of the prima facie test simply means that suspects face the same broad test in each country.

The hypothesis fails the refutation test prima facie.

In more recent times, Gassendi would come to be seen as anticipating such notable views as Mill's proposal that mathematical knowledge is empirical, and Popper's notion that empirical falsifiability is a test of a hypothesis' prima facie viability.

A strong prima facie case for the introduction of mandatory HIV testing of pregnant women must be made because the price paid by HIV-infected newborns for their mothers' failure to undergo testing and treatment is very high.

Given that the SF-36 gave rise to 24 significance tests, however, this does not provide prima facie evidence of differences between groups.

Although many contributors to the disability rights critique of prenatal testing consider themselves firmly in favor of general abortion rights, they share at least a prima facie worry about the ethics of aborting fetuses on the basis of tests for future disability.

Answers to the last item might just reflect lack of experience with children (or too much thereof) and the other items seem at most to test for particular social attitudes towards others; attitudes that seem prima facie compatible with both high and low empathy defined as a vicarious emotional reaction to others.

The strip can be considered as suitable for on-the-spot analysis of test sample formulations either by farmers, extension workers, quality control officials etc., to generate preliminary prima facie evidence in case of doubtful samples of substandard insecticide formulation.

Data restrictions make it harder to make analogous statements about developing countries, but the prima facie evidence is consistent with many of these countries also having increased real expenditures with at best small test score gains to show for it.

Discordance was inferred if any topology was rejected by two or more of the three maximum likelihood tests at a confidence interval of 95% (P ≤ 0.05) and was taken as prima facie evidence of whole-gene lateral transfer.

Not, prima facie, a canon.