Sentence examples for single test of the from inspiring English sources

The Solicitor General, as amicus curiae, proposes a single test of the constitutionality of a state tax upon the operations of the United States, or the means chosen for the execution of its powers.

That said, the NAD asserts that LG's "broad line claims are premised upon a single test of the parties' entry-level model 3D televisions" and have found the consumer-perception evidence to be materially flawed.

The assessment of statistical significance is based on a single test of the collective effect of all microRNAs on the X-chromosome.

Names and numbers will also be used in the single Test of the women's Ashes series.

This would relieve the burden on AB de Villiers but mean that one of the other five batsmen would have to be dropped after a single Test of the series.

Each of the 7 "global cognition trials" (11– 17) typically used a single test of global cognitive function: the MMSE, the Telephone Interview for Cognitive Status (TICS), or the TICS-M.

In all the years of its effort, the court has isolated no single test of constitutional sufficiency, and the question in every case addresses the substantive principle of no aid: what reasons are there to characterize this benefit as aid to the sectarian school in discharging its religious mission?

In daily practice, the single test of immediate recall as used in the present analysis will often be insufficient and a more comprehensive examination of affect and cognition will be required in patients representing a broader spectrum of differential diagnoses.

"The pension crisis is the biggest single test of Greece's willingness to tackle longstanding reform," said Kevin Featherstone, an expert on the Greek political economy at the London School of Economics.

According to Schang, the quality of a Klee is readily established by how it gets along with the works of other artists, but the greatest single test of a Klee is to place it among its fellows.

In May comes the biggest single test of British public opinion outside a general election in this parliament, with elections for English local authorities, the Welsh assembly, the Scottish parliament, four mayoral posts, including the mayor of London, and police and crime commissioner elections in England and Wales.