Sentence examples for test adopted from inspiring English sources

The test adopted by the Court thus elevates the protection accorded commercial speech that falls within the scope of the First Amendment to a level that is virtually indistinguishable from that of noncommercial speech.

The "lien creditor test" adopted in the 1950 revision of §60 has been carried forward in the voidable preference section of the 1978 Bankruptcy Code; see §547 e)(1)(B), discussed in the Note following Shiro v. Drew, supra p. 1452.

This is also the state that has had repeated problems getting a test adopted and functioning.

The "transformative use" test adopted by the Third and Ninth Circuit is a multifactor test and is very fact-specific.

The acid rain corrosion test adopted periodic immersion method, and every 6 days was a test cycle.

Thus, it remains an open issue as to how, if at all, the test adopted by the Dynamex Court will be applied in the franchise setting.

Reliability test adopts quality criteria, which composes of Composite Reliability (CR) and Cronbach Alpha (CA).

The indirect tensile test adopts force control at the loading rate of 0.2 kN/s, which is repeated for 5 samples.

And the uniaxial compression test adopts displacement control at the loading rate of 0.005 mm/s, which is repeated for 3 samples.

T test adopting P ≤ 0.05.

A multivariate analysis (F test) adopting a < 0.001 p-value cutoff identified 1,132 genes (global pt test p-value < 0.001) differentially expressed among the four groups (Table 1).