Sentence examples for incapable of testing from inspiring English sources

Palmer et al. state that criticism of multiple-choice as being incapable of testing high-order thinking is in fact criticism of poorly written questions, and that the same criticism can be directed at open-ended assessments [ 45].

In particular, inadequate randomization and blinding can introduce biases that render a study incapable of accurately testing its thesis.

(This was the only way the positivists could cater for the fact that the latter sort of statements are so obviously incapable of being tested by experience).

The theory of evolution is incapable of being scientifically tested.

The MATE uses items such as, "The theory of evolution is incapable of being scientifically tested".

Their uncertainty was highest in the item reflecting scientific validity of evolution: "The theory of evolution is incapable of being scientifically tested".

> -wrap-foot> Second, health centre levels were deemed incapable of performing cholesterol tests or managing patients with a 10-year risk of CVD above 20% and thus these tests and patients were not included in the costing at this level.

Some critics said the changes did not go far enough, either because they think the state should scrap the requirement that students pass five Regents exams before getting a diploma, or because they believe that the state has proved itself incapable of producing good tests.

It resonates with the comments of IELTS test takers in the non-instructed ESL context reported by Mickan and Motteram (2009), where test takers were dependent on the assistance and feedback of others, without which they felt incapable of preparing for the test.

New Zealand-born Aaron Joe AJ Grahamam remains in Goulburn maximum security prison after Justice Richard Tracey on Thursday ruled that Dutton's decision had denied Graham procedural fairness – it failed to mention that any invitation to Graham to challenge it would be futile because, as a convicted criminal, he was incapable of satisfying the character test.

Jade is thus incapable of passing the projectibility test for nomicness because of its genuinely disjunctive nature.