Sentence examples for test introduced from inspiring English sources

The Cognitive Reflection Test (CRT) is a test introduced by Frederick (2005).

The test, introduced in the 1970s, assessed the ability of chemicals to induce mutations in the bacterium Salmonella typhimurium.

7. The immediate consequence of the grammar test introduced into Year 6 is that teachers are buying textbooks that are full of ungrammatical nonsense.

Roche's test, introduced late last month, is intended to predict how an individual will react to certain drugs so that doctors can adjust doses accordingly.

The company is about to begin testing corn arriving at the mill for the presence of StarLink, using a new test introduced this week by Strategic Diagnostics.

In 1923, Marston tried without success to get a polygraph test introduced as evidence in the Washington, D.C., murder trial of James Alphonso Frye.

In addition, design of the board under test introduces its own limitations, as does the board-to-tester interface.

Manipulation of the reference in the duo trio test introduces issues such as attention as well as memory and adaptation.

We thus propose the following experimental test: introduce an inducible P53 gene into the cells.

Giving a Commons statement on the escalating horsemeat scandal, Paterson said he wanted to see random testing introduced as quickly as possible.

Until now, in the tests introduced since the 2008 banking crisis, the banks have been set the same threshold to pass the annual assessments.