Sentence examples for one-off tests from inspiring English sources

Routine one-off tests for prostate cancer do more harm than good, the largest study of its kind has concluded.

"One of the reservations in crude one-off tests is that, if a child has a poor day, one thing can rule your destiny," he said.

Well, there were some terrific one-off Tests - at Trent Bridge and Chester-le-Street in 2013, and in Cardiff in 2015.

This year, the Kangaroos have beaten New Zealand twice in one-off tests in April 20-122) and October 18-100) and have strengthened their already formidable squad with New Zealand-born front-rower James Tamou, who scored a try and was named his team's player of the match in the recent win over the Kiwis.

The countries met in one-off Tests in 2001, 2002 and 2003.

He made a duck and 18 on a matting wicket in Australia's one-off Test against Pakistan in Karachi before playing in the First Test against India, scoring 40 in an innings win in Madras.

He missed the remainder of the series, the Third Test in Calcutta and a one-off Test in Pakistan.

Unlike in Europe, he said, the school systems in Hong Kong and Singapore were truly meritocratic; information about a student's academic potential was based on extensive data gathered throughout their education rather than a one-off test like the 11-plus.

Other startup workers have been mentioning the sightings in the downtown area on social media as well, igniting suspicions this isn't a one-off test.

Successive analysis was conveniently accomplished by replacing the one-off test strip.

But would you rather trust a one-off test or the opinion of a concerned relative who has witnessed the older driver in action on repeated occasions?