Sentence examples for test becomes from inspiring English sources

Once your false positives begin to dwarf your true positives, a positive result from the test becomes pretty unhelpful.

Using the rapid polymerase chain reaction test becomes less attractive as the cost of the test increases.

As this test becomes increasingly important for the assessment of safety the validity of the LCT is crucial.

The evidence is so thin that the test becomes subjective -- does the play sound Shakespearean? -- and my own ears left the theater feeling indecisive.

It can be established that as the degree of the polynomial increases, the number of LMIs and free variables increases and the test becomes less conservative.

Glenn Manning (played by Glen Langan), a soldier in a trench at the perimeter of the site of an impending atom-bomb test becomes a hero when, during the countdown to the blast, a pilot crashes a small plane nearby.

No government is likely to abandon the principle of incapacity benefit re-assessment but they will seek a root and branch review that ensure that the test becomes more sensitive and puts the individual first, rather than welfare cash savings.

For those who aren't permanently maimed — fifty-eight jockeys are currently supported by the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund — the test becomes whether they can ever ride with the same confidence they had before the injury.

But a nice byproduct of their virtue, as Zwick points out, is that when the test becomes optional, candidates who choose to submit their results are likely to have high scores, so the school's average SAT score goes up, and U.S. News approves.

"If you aren't going to take blood from your athletes at that point, it would be like putting your head in the sand and ignoring the problem of doping in your sport," Rabin said, referring to when a test becomes available.

Instead the reasonableness test became the controversial issue.