Sentence examples for test adopted by from inspiring English sources

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

This was in contrast to the "real risk" test adopted by many other common law countries.

The Snapshot LSR Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM) algorithms developed by the civil aviation community [16] or the statistical reliability testing adopted by the geodetic community [19] are the classic references for non-augmented (i.e. autonomous and completely self-contained) GPS-based LSR algorithms.

Data were analyzed thematically using the human rights framework for HIV testing adopted by the United Nations and India's National AIDS Control Organization.

Coliform is the name of a test adopted in 1914 by the Public Health Service for the Enterobacteriaceae family.

This test was adopted by the U.S. DoD for RPG threat testing as specified in MIL-STD-2105D MIL-STD-2105D MIL-STD-2105DNand4526.

Procedures for quality assurance of the test are still in development [ 17] and the accuracy of the test when adopted by non-expert groups needs to be confirmed [ 18].

(For example, this test was adopted by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Africa v. Pennsylvania).

Since the test assesses vocabulary knowledge in sentential contexts in supplying format, it was assumed that the participants were used to the test format adopted by this study.

An example is the "fish embryo acute toxicity (FET) test," recently adopted by the OECD N.236 of 26 July 2013, that is based on individual exposure of eggs to evaluate the embryotoxicity of samples with the aim to detect contaminants (relevant for the WFD) such as industrial chemicals, pesticides, pharmaceuticals and biocides.

However, the testing methods adopted by CLP are problematic from a practical and functional point of view.