Sentence examples for making the tests from inspiring English sources

He said the city should avoid the problem by making the tests, which are given every four years, less similar.

Because the tests were given at testing centers six days a week, the questions were regularly reused, making the tests susceptible to such cheating.

As a rule, doctors dislike performing mammograms on younger women because their breast tissue is denser, making the tests harder to interpret.

on Tuesday Brendan Barber, the TUC general secretary, attacked the policy saying the government was making the tests harder to save money "by excluding more people".

There have also been repeated claims that people with terminal cancer had been denied benefits as a result of Atos assessments and that the company sets out to strip people of benefits by making the tests arduous and degrading.

And results might not come for a day or more, making the tests of little use in deciding whether to prescribe drugs like Tamiflu, which are supposed to be started within 48 hours of the appearance of symptoms.

And there's no making the test better.

Specificity, however, appears to be unacceptably low, making the test clinically impractical.

Most devices don't give attention to the person running the test, paying for the test, or making the test," he says.

As 1/τ increases the rotational symmetry of the simulated data sets are less alike, making the test more powerful.

Our novel feature reduction method achieves a maximum reduction rate of 83.43 %, thus making the testing phase much faster.