Sentence examples for stronger tests from inspiring English sources

Comparisons within and between monozygotic and dizygotic twin pairs, further powered by multiple assessments, provide information about genetic and environmental contributions to developmental associations, and enable stronger tests of causal hypotheses, than do comparisons involving unrelated children.

Longitudinal cross-lagged analyses allow for stronger tests of the proposed causal ordering of the variables.

Factorial invariance is divided into four levels based on these tests of model fit, representing stronger tests of invariance.

The presence of these "ecological replicates" [ 11] permits stronger tests of hypotheses concerning correlates of parasite diversification, because we have multiple lineages available for testing.

Further studies with multi-site recruitment producing adequate sample sizes are necessary to allow for stronger tests of treatment efficacy and for examination of individual (e.g. gender, age, hypnotisability) differences in treatment response.

Because taxonomic classification can be treated as a hypothesis that can be modified as new evidence accumulates [ 81], several independent data sets allow much stronger tests of a given hypothesis.

Manfred is also interested in negotiating a stronger testing policy for major leaguers, and he may not have to negotiate too strenuously.

Brown concedes that the Eagles, the Giants' opponent today in Philadelphia, will be a stronger test than the Arizona Cardinals were last Sunday in the opener.

Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Gates cited research showing the advantages of smaller schools, including better attendance, stronger test scores, higher graduation rates and lower costs.

Quite properly, Fehr said that stronger testing and penalties could only come through mutual agreement or collective bargaining, but he seemed to threaten a return to the hard-line days of 1985 if Selig should try to punish players.

Representative Henry Waxman, Democrat of California, who chairs the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said in a telephone interview that he would push for an even stronger testing program than the one recommended by Mitchell.