Sentence examples for test employment from inspiring English sources

To analyze the use of C-reactive protein (CRP) point-of-care testing via the CRP rapid test, employment in an ENT department, or the GP's assessment of the diagnosis being accurate, we used the Mann–Whitney test.

They include "(a) Batteries: DAT, GATB, T2, ASDIC, Intelligence Structure Test (IST-70), Wilde Intelligence Test (WIT), GVK, PMA, and Aptitudes Mentales Primarias (AMPE); (b) g tests: Raven's Progressive Matrices, Cattell's Culture Fair Tests, Otis Employment Test, Alpha Test, Logique Intelligence, CERP, Domino, D-48, NIIP-33" (Salgado et al., 2003, p. 1070).

These subsidies are both income tested and employment tested, and for both reasons have sharply increased work disincentives relative to what they would have been without the law (Mulligan 2014 .36 Holding age constant, the ACA disincentives are greater for low-skill workers, even among married workers.

The policy implications of this work are enormous, allowing people to rigorously test whether employment or biological diversity has changed.

Teacher's salaries are calculated on those tests, their employment hangs on those tests, school grades are determined on those tests and even a school closing is based on those all-important tests.

This could be time to test their employment contracts in court.

To test whether employment of the morbidly obese actually increased after the ADAAA, I use a difference-in-differences approach, the same methodology used by Carpenter (2006): Pr left({Y}_{ict}=1right)={X}_{ict}beta +{O}_{ict}{gamma}_1+{P}_t{gamma}_2+left {O}_{ict}ast {P}_tright){gamma}_3+{C}_c{sigma}_1+{T}_trighta}_2+left({sigma}_3+{varepsilonsigma}_{ictarepsilon}_{ict} (2).

Congress doesn't have to pass a new law to make this the test of employment.

Federal and state law in all states require pre-employment testing, as well as random testing during employment or immediately after an accident.

But Alabama, like many states, considers other factors, including performance tests and employment history in evaluating competence.

Federal and state minimum wages have changed a number of times over the years, and each of those instances provides an opportunity to test the employment-reducing hypothesis.