Sentence examples for test from which from inspiring English sources

On the gee-whiz front: this is the test from which companies extrapolate our "ancestral origins" or ethnic percentages.

Suez was a test from which he emerged well; but as a national leader he did not really stand out until the 1959 election.

So a doctor working for the prosecutor was trying to trick him out of a blood sample or get a court-ordered DNA test from which he would also steal a bit of blood to test for H.I.V., too.

It is not the same as the E.R.B. test, but in some cases may resemble it by using measures of aptitude similar to those on the Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence, a test from which the E.R.B. is derived.

Freshly excised porcine aortic heart valve cusps were subjected to a uni-axial flexural indentation test, from which the rupture characteristics and a functional stiffness parameter were determined.

The lifetime of the stack was confirmed by a 3500-h performance test, from which the degradation rate of the cell voltage was obtained.

Table 3 summarizes the main results of 15 tests from which many of the conclusions have been directly derived.

Corroded coatings were then subjected to dry sliding wear tests from which the wear tracks were observed.

Agrawal ([1979]) used the technique to recalibrate tests from which items that were deemed not to fit the validity construct had been removed.

Define a reasonably ordered list of paths to be tested, from which we can quickly obtain a satisfactory result along with criteria determining when to discontinue searching.

Being empirically based, this approach is very restrictive as it can only be applied within the bounds of the tests from which they were derived.