Sentence examples for test to justify from inspiring English sources
Four charities, two private schools and two care homes will learn today that they have failed a "public benefit" test to justify their charitable status, after the first 12 inspections by the Charity Commission under a law to weed out rogue charities.
Test data were processed by the multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) method and the least significant difference (Fisher's LSD) method as a post hoc test to justify the statistical significance of the experimental data.
Therefore; in order to guide the empiric antibiotic treatment it is important to evaluate cheap and inexpensive CRP assay as a rapid test to justify the use and duration of antibiotics treatment in many settings in developing countries.
However we decided not to present PCA of restricted data in the paper, as thinning out of the multivariate dataset is generally not recommended for exploratory analysis when there is no objective post-hoc test to justify the use of one restricted model over another (Guyon and Elisseeff, 2003).
The following is a segment about this validation of our PCA approach that we now include in the Methods section of the paper: "We also attempted restricting the number of variables included in PCA, by pre-screening them based on their Principal Variables rank there is no objective post-hoc test to justify the use of one restricted model over another (Guyon and Elisseeff, 2003).
Thus, we would need to look deeper into the Net Risk Test to justify our claim that it conflates the various risk-benefit tasks.
Still, some doctors and executives in the testing business say LabCorp needs a certain volume of testing to justify placing a counselor in a doctor's office.
Small size (scale) specimens are commonly tested to justify allowable stresses, but could be dangerous if results are extrapolated without accounting for scaling effects.
The £540m direct grant continues the campaign to release schools from the financial, and thus political, embrace of local education authorities.The government is also extending its increasingly controversial commitment to educational testing to justify the new money.
Finally, many regulators continue to require so-called "societal cost-benefit tests" to justify pet conservation and renewables projects that few unregulated firms would have ever willingly made.Are utilities therefore blameless and entitled to full recovery of these "stranded" costs?
In this paper, the problems with large overall motion, large deflection, nonlinear material property and contact/impact are further tested to justify the performance of the element on highly nonlinear analysis.
