Sentence examples for merits of a test from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's advisers have been deeply divided on the merits of a test ban.
Fracture toughness measurement of two types of thin film Cu Sn intermetallic compounds has been given to illustrate the merits of such a test scheme.
The Man Booker is not so much a contest of literary merit as a test of indestructibility, the sort meted out to running shoes, Land Rovers and toys for small boys.
Defense lawyers and Camden County prosecutors have been arguing the merits of the test in a hearing in State Superior Court that began yesterday, but the case is expected to end up in the New Jersey Supreme Court.
Nevertheless, the possible merits of test combinations in novel multiple test approaches including additional serological markers, might be a promising area for further research.
And in recent years, academic psychology departments have been divided over the merits of the test, and some have stopped teaching it.
We discuss the merits of testing effectiveness in a phase II trial, in terms of intermediate outcome measures, whilst testing the processes for a larger definitive trial.
While there is some back and forth on the merits of blood testing and skin prick testing, an IgE blood test offers at least one distinct advantage during the height of allergy season: The test can be ordered by a primary care clinician and a patient can continue to take daily medications.
Regardless of the merits of this isolation test, it remains unclear exactly why Moore finds the concept of intrinsic goodness to be unanalyzable.
Critics also doubt the merits of pharmaceutical testing on prisoners who often lack basic health care.
Merits of various testing methods are analyzed.
