Sentence examples for test holding from inspiring English sources

Test subjects were asked to hold the fiendishly painful "wall-sit" test: holding an unsupported seated position against a wall using your tensed thigh muscles.

The KMO value is 0.698, and the accompany probability from the Bartlett sphericity test is 0.000, which is smaller than the obvious level of 0.05, so the test rejects the zero hypothesis of the Bartlett sphericity test, holding that it fits to the factor analysis.

In Eng Foong Ho v. Attorney-General (2009), Judge of Appeal Andrew Phang, delivering the judgment of the Court of Appeal, applied a modified form of the Taw Cheng Kong test, holding that "[t]he question is whether there is a reasonable nexus between the state action and the objective to be achieved by the law".

In the auditory startle response test, holding chambers were washed by tap water, wiped by paper towel, and dried after each trial.

With the test holding on by only one vote, it is certainly possible that the test, which has been the object of substantial judicial and scholarly criticism (for example, McConnell 1990; Smith 1989), will be discarded by today's more conservative Court.

General Renuart spoke during a Pentagon news briefing on Tuesday that offered a recap of a missile defense test held on Friday that was deemed a success.

In June, a chatbot called Eugene Goostman successfully fooled a third of judges in a mock Turing test held in London into thinking it was human.

One of them eventually became the first American vehicle to win its class in the endurance test, held annually on the famed circuit in France.

Both had passed the toughest imperial exam, the metropolitan test held once every three years in Beijing, putting them in a rarefied elite of jinshi degree-holders.

The fact that Mqs2 was reactivated during the second injection test, held in December 2015, supports our hypothesis.

But if the test held up under outside scrutiny, doctors and patients might rush to use it.