Sentence examples for test represented from inspiring English sources

Fourth, Chancellor Merkel has to survive the serious political test represented by coming state elections.

The test represented an effort to consolidate a multitude of tests -- including different ones for men and women -- into a single, simple measure of their fitness, which is graded according to age and sex.

The players union, which had pushed strongly for independent doctors to be on the sideline, said it was encouraged by the technological advance the new test represented, but it still had questions about how much power the independent consultants would have to make decisions about players.

For an illustration we give the feasibility constraints for the test represented in Fig. 4.

Construct validity demonstrated how well a test represented the underlying construct [64].

Each marcha test represented a plot, each nutritional supplementation group represented a split plot, and each moment in marcha tests represented a split-split-plot.

First, the level of interference needs to be based on the level of risk a test represents.

Hispanic, black and Asian-American students accounted for 39percentt of the seniors who took the test, representing the largest proportion of minority test-takers since the SAT was introduced in 1926.

Each test represent a situation.

Today the cardiac test represents 18% of sales.

"Maximum tensile stress" sustained by the test specimen during a tensile test represents tensile strength.