Sentence examples for is a considerable test from inspiring English sources

This is a considerable test of executive control — just the kind of cognitive workout, in fact, that is common in many commercial brain-training programs, which often require you to ignore distracting information while tackling a task.

The challenge would be a considerable test of the agency's authority and its power to require dam owners to pay the costs of removal.

It's a considerable test of stamina for anyone who has a day job, and that's its attraction in an age when in their spare time more and more people are looking to put themselves to some kind of physical test.

But he knows Thursday's first leg with Inter will be a considerable test.

Even if the information was available, the comparison of each and every medicine in a profile against an authorisation status is a considerable task, especially for protocol feasibility testing when a large volume of potential patients' information is being queried.

Fifth, even if the present study did investigate the test-retest reliability of λdiff and λlag based on the first and the last 1/3 of the walking bouts during the 3-day recording, this is a considerable shorter test-retest interval compared to the 1-week test-retest interval considered in Rispens et al. [ 12].

The synthesis and characterisation of molecular sieve materials is a considerable challenge, testing both the chemist's understanding and practical skills.

Second, the McNemar mid- p test is a considerable improvement over the exact conditional test on which it is based.

Behind the resveratrol test is a considerable degree of scientific theory, some of it well established and some yet to be proved.

The CAM is a considerable improvement over traditional assignment tests in that estimated origins are independent of sampling locations included in the study.

Estimating the disease prevalence and test accuracy (sensitivity and specificity) when the two tests are dependent and when individuals negative on both tests are unverified is a considerable challenge, as the disease rate for individuals who are negative on both tests is not identifiable without additional assumptions [ 5– 9].