The policy of "comparable outcomes" means GCSE predictions are based on primary test results.
"Kerry said the primary test is whether he is experienced enough to do the job of president," the official said.
"Return on capital is the primary test of managerial ability," said Terry Smith, chief executive of Collins Stewart, a London brokerage firm.
In medieval times, in both Europe and the Orient, religion was the primary test of a person's allegiance to their ruler.
The primary test of the aftermath of the bishops' conference in Dallas last year is whether children have been abused since the proclamation of its charter.
But the Dartmouth data also shows that the Elyria doctors have a higher than average tendency to perform diagnostic coronary angiographies on patients — the primary test that is used to detect blockages in the first place.
Some experts say that since the HPV test catches more lesions than Pap, it would be cost-effective to make it the primary test, with Pap testing used only on the women who test positive for the virus.
"Investors should make expense ratios a primary test in fund selection," Russel Kinnel, director of mutual fund research at Morningstar, said in an article about the study.
And in 2012, 43 percent of people who took the business school admissions test were women, according to the Graduate Management Admission Council, which administers the primary test.
Primary test results demonstrate that the performance is highly improved.
As shown in Table 2, primary test parameter is the spacing (s) of shear reinforcement.
