Sentence examples for test cited from inspiring English sources

But others question a crucial test cited by the experts.

The fourth positive steroid test cited in the documents does not involve Anderson or his notes.

But by 1995, only 5 percent of colleges and universities required the test, according to a North Carolina State survey; 68 percent of those without the test cited as the reason their lack of any P.E.

The three-point balancing test cited by the white paper as conclusive enough to justify the extrajudicial killing of an American comes from a 1976 Supreme Court case, Mathews v. Eldridge.

The relatively small number of individuals simultaneously carrying all risk genotypes indicates that the observed negative deviation from a four-way multiplicative model was not statistically significant, in accordance with the formal test cited above.

In what's called the Counterfactual Inference Test, cited and discussed in McNamara's book, we meet Janet and Susan, who are having a rough day.

Pyongyang had recently threatened to conduct a second nuclear test, citing what it called Washington's "hostilities".

When city officials discovered that only two of those were likely to be immediately promoted, they decided to throw out the test, citing concerns that minority candidates might again sue, alleging discrimination.

Data protection authorities seem content to rely on search engines' application of the ruling's balancing test, citing low appeal rates as evidence that the balance is being appropriately struck.

But Gay Ellen's insurance company refused to pay for the test, citing a company policy that only allowed coverage if there was a demonstrated family history of breast or ovarian cancer.

2. As a second and important criticism, the authors perhaps overstate the value of a statistical E-value test, citing earlier work of Fenyo and Beavis.