Sentence examples similar to reliance of test from inspiring English sources

There is a substantial and growing body of research that demonstrates the inadequacy of reliance on testing the active ingredient alone when assessing the exposure to pesticides, their toxic effects, and their behavior in the environment.

One of the film industry's dirty little secrets is that its nearly obsessive reliance on testing of movie trailers and ads has been undercut by the relatively primitive methodology of some research techniques.

One unsatisfactory aspect of the statistical analysis presented in this paper is the over-reliance of test of significance as opposed to quantification of the degree of overlap by appropriate indexes such as odds ratio or enrichment fold-changes.

He ended the strict reliance on test scores for admission, encouraging a wider view of an applicant's qualifications.

The group is funded by philanthropists with an agenda that broadly includes greater reliance on test scores, weakening teachers unions and spurring the growth of charter schools.

This will lessen the reliance on test scores, which are acknowledged to be a flawed indicator of a teacher's expertise.

The reduced reliance on test feed for diagnosis inevitably diminishes clinical acumen for this mode of diagnosis.

"The heavy reliance on test preparation can narrow the curriculum," he said.

One study showed higher utilization among Hispanics compared to Whites, possibly due to language barriers leading to reliance on testing in place of history [7].

And while the University of California system may stop requiring SATs for admission, the Indian Institute would not dream of lessening its total reliance on tests.

The rigid reliance on testing, claims the council, deprives pupils of the opportunity to pursue interests outside the core curriculum.