Sentence examples for introducing tests from inspiring English sources

Introducing tests to determine whether an individual agrees with specific policies would be open to insuperable difficulties of interpretation.

The government has already made it harder to gain citizenship by introducing tests on language and culture, though this has been done in the name of improving social cohesion rather than keeping numbers down.

Next January, the State Education Department will begin introducing tests in math, reading and writing that the New York State Education Commissioner, Richard P. Mills, described as more difficult and sophisticated than the current tests, which are largely multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank.

Although the need for rapid diagnostic tests is important, introducing tests with inadequate sensitivity and unknown specificity should be prevented, as the data cannot be interpreted.

A new generation of statistical tests has been developed for the microarray context in recent years, introducing tests that borrow information between genes using empirical Bayes and other statistical means (Baldi and Long, 2001; Efron et al., 2001; Lönnstedt and Speed, 2002; Smyth, 2004; Tusher et al., 2001; Wright and Simon, 2003).

But he justified the extra spending on the ground that the department was introducing testing, transparency and accountability.

However, their report focuses on introducing test-first practices to the embedded domain.

Their tasks not only include applying their skills in accordance to the company's expectations, but also introducing, testing and implementing standards in the workplace.

14 Although at present M genitalium is not routinely tested for in most countries, there is interest in introducing testing and treatment.

In order to lessen the variability of the recorded trajectories, we waited until the ants had completed 70 training trials before introducing test conditions.

Several strategies extended routine antenatal care, by distributing mosquito nets or introducing testing for HIV or syphilis [ 31, 33, 43- 463 63].