Sentence examples for more restrictive test from inspiring English sources

A Home Office memorandum after the Theatres Act of 1968 became law said that the criterion of what was not allowed in a play was obscenity, "and not the possibly more restrictive test of what is objectionable such as indecency".

A more restrictive test of factorial invariance examines the equality of latent means.

In Monte Carlo simulations we illustrate the small-sample performance of our tests when they are used as panel unit root tests under the more restrictive DGPs for which panel unit root tests are typically designed, and for more general DGPs we also compare the small-sample performance of our nonparametric tests to parametric rank tests.

Additionally, we tested a more restrictive selection to prevent the inclusion of high frequency tonic spikes, considering each burst as a train comprised at least of three spikes [10], [17], [27].

Due to the large number of interactions tested, a more restrictive P-value was applied.

Furthermore, this permutation test on an interaction term would have a more restrictive null hypothesis (no association) than the null hypothesis we wish to test (no interaction).

Not only is her required syntax far more restrictive than Siri's, but in my tests, S Voice just doesn't work well.

The higher the score indicates more restrictive spinal movement [ 40]. 7. Lumbar stability test.

These two evaluation approaches have been selected because they analyze the system in a more restrictive way (watch-list approach) and a more tolerant way (CMC test).

The fit of this more restrictive model was much worse (P = 2.34 × 10−, likelihood ratio test), implying that the tempo of gene content evolution varies significantly across the microsporidian radiation.

Delaware and Louisiana also offer somewhat more restrictive free college scholarships with additional requirements, such as a minimum college aptitude test score or a clean record.