Sentence examples for impose and test from inspiring English sources
Joint estimation enables us to impose and test constraints on the regression coefficients across exposure windows.
The decades-long downward trend in automobile fatality rates leveled off after the 55mph speed limit was imposed and test scores actually declined after massive federal spending on education.
The idea was to gauge how widespread use was in the majors and impose penalty-testing the next season if more than 5percentt of the results were positive.
The current system relies on labyrinthine rules to impose means testing and prevent abuse.
Different forms of disturbances are imposed to test the response characteristics of the electrical control parts and the mechanical transmission parts.
But if education leaders impose performance standards, evaluation metrics, and testing goals, then teachers' utilitarian instincts take over, and schools can become toxic environments in which to work.
The test reflects the philosophy and principles behind the No Child Left Behind law, which emphasizes literacy and math, and has imposed testing for children starting in the third grade as a key to raising academic achievement.
Hence, the documented improvements of the RMSEA values indicate that the restrictions imposed when testing weak and strong MI only led to a marginal decrease in model fit when accounting for the changes in number of parameters to be estimated.
The effort won't save much money at first, and it will impose additional testing and documentation burdens on many hospitals, but it should promote better care.
Some precincts formally imposed and selectively administered literacy tests; others resorted to ranker chicanery.
"The Women's Health Protection Act will provide a clear and certain response to these regulations and laws that impose unnecessary tests, procedures and restrictions — including requirements for physical layout in clinics — on reproductive services".
