Sentence examples for test of rule from inspiring English sources

Attentional set shifting is a test of rule acquisition and reversal that is a measure of executive function [22], [29].

These were the Stroop Colour Word Test (SCWT) [34], the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (WCST) [35], a test of rule discovery and perseveration, the Wechsler Memory Scale- 3rd Edition UK (WMS-III) [36], and the Iowa Gambling Task (IGT) [37] which is widely used to assess decision-making.

IED is a test of rule acquisition and reversal requiring visual discrimination, attentional set formation and maintenance, shifting and flexibility of attention.

The delay could also put off any court test of the rule.

But the big test of the rule is not whether it frustrates publicity-shy celebrities.

The car pool rule went into effect last Thursday, but because that was a Jewish holiday, this week is likely to serve as the real test of the rule's impact on traffic.

Mrs. Arroyo said she hoped to lift the state of rebellion, which allows suspects to be arrested without a warrant, by May 7 -- a week ahead of congressional elections that represent the first ballot box test of her rule.

What makes the situation in Basra — Iraq's second largest city and commercial hub — so alarming, they say, is that it is a test of Iraqi rule under relatively optimal conditions: Basra has the nation's best economic base, little ethnic tension within a homogeneous Shiite population and no Western occupation force to inflame nationalist tensions.

He also said it was a "big test" of the rule of law in the financial hub.

Let the tragic death of Magnitsky not stand as another litmus test for rule of law, but rather a reverse test which measures our commitment to human rights.

In many ways, the Qadri case was the litmus test for rule of law in Pakistan.