Sentence examples for genuine tests from inspiring English sources

"Banzuke," which ran in Japan from 1995 to 2002, and "Sasuke," which has been broadcast annually there since 1997, are genuine tests of skill and athleticism.

The usual justification for doing so is that any general factor condensed from inter-correlated scores can be assumed to represent g, and, therefore, that the tests are genuine tests of intelligence (even though a general factor typically covers only around 50% of the score variance).

Team USA faces Cuba on Monday in what is regarded as its first genuine test.

That we could have interpreted as a genuine test balloon, rather than just so much shiny-object waving.

By Alex Koppelman February 20 , 2013The philosopher Karl Popper once said, "Every genuine test of a theory is an attempt to falsify it, or to refute it".

The philosopher Karl Popper once said, "Every genuine test of a theory is an attempt to falsify it, or to refute it".

This will be a genuine test of where they stand domestically, particularly if Leicester's new openside Brendon O'Connor and Welsh fly-half Owen Williams continue their impressive form.

Yet the crucible of Newtown, some opponents argue, may provide the N.R.A. with the first genuine test of its political power in over a decade.

Although Gemologist responded to his first genuine test in the Wood, he will have to break free from the recent legacy of this prep race in the Derby.

But American officials said that at a minimum, the Baghdad meeting should be a genuine test of Iran's willingness to do more than talk.

Deonarine and Travis Dowlin, both beneficiaries of the contract dispute that led West Indies to field a replacement team in its previous series, at home to Bangladesh, batted like genuine test players.