Sentence examples for test deciding from inspiring English sources
James's two elder siblings from Rupert's second marriage, to Anna Murdoch, Elisabeth and Lachlan, failed the test, deciding to step back from corporate life to pursue their own interests, but James has stayed the course, and is likely to be rewarded with the top job.
In Part 1 of this series, I wrote about getting user tests set up, which includes deciding on a specific thing to test, deciding when and where to conduct the user study, deciding what type of users to study, recruiting participants with Craigslist, trimming the candidates list, prioritizing and scheduling candidates, and getting the right equipment.
At the Earth School, about one-third of students slated to take the tests decided to sit out, parents said.
At the frontier of science, rigorous testing decides which new ideas may enter the core.
"The outcome of the 11+ tests decides which type of school will best meet your child's need".
ARS downloaded all the data and conducted all the tests, decided to use Linnaean taxonomy as a measure of cluster quality, developed the algorithm and wrote the paper.
Scores on these tests decide whether the first-year students would proceed to the second year; and the final-year students to be conferred the medical degree.
With the U.S. Treasury decision looming, China faces a tricky test in deciding when to make any currency moves.
This provides a formal test for deciding whether a piece of discourse is philosophical or theological.
(And why some suggest you do a "rice test" before deciding on an implant size).
