Sentence examples for test returns from inspiring English sources

So to keep the lines short when the new test returns next month, those stations will begin requiring drivers to make an appointment for the inspection.

Despite this fighting talk, Starc is aware that his Test returns are yet to match those of his 50-over career, with just two five-wicket hauls in his 17 caps to date, both of which have come at home.

More generally speaking, KS test returns a value defined between 0 and 1: for better quality samples, a larger KS test statistic (i.e., higher separation between genuine and impostor distributions) is expected.

She said her critics mistakenly think the clinical BROCA test returns results for all 40 genes, not just the 12. "We're comfortable about the ones for which we already have data," based on their own studies and the literature, she said.

Contrary to the estimation results presented above, the GMM-IV estimator is the preferred specification for the subsample without firm-level bargaining for which we cannot reject the hypothesis of endogenous labor shares (the endogeneity test returns a p value of 0.06 against the null hypothesis of exogenous regressors).

Called Xpert MTB/RIF, the test returns a diagnosis in about 90 minutes.

Wayne Parnell took two wickets in his first three balls on his Test return as South Africa dominated Australia on day two of the second Test in Port Elizabeth.

Ryan Harris, making his Test return after major knee surgery, slogged through a total of 40 overs in Adelaide.

When discussing Jos Buttler's lack of red-ball cricket in the lead-up to his Test return, England's stock phrase was that it was not ideal.

Without a county deal, it is unlikely Pietersen would play any red ball cricket, making a Test return all but impossible.

He has batted selflessly in both innings and looked the most fluent on either side, in what has been his best Test return for three years.