Sentence examples for test upon which from inspiring English sources

Note that the original Binet-Simon intelligence test, upon which the Stanford-Binet test improved, originated in France, where "moron" is pronounced "cretin".] (a) New Hampshire.

A shortcoming of the MCC test is that the null distribution for T r is not simple (and perhaps not possible) to compute for all r > 1 and is not exactly distribution-free in these cases; in contrast, the test upon which it is based, the cross-match test with r = 1, has a known distribution that is independent of the distribution being tested.

The mystery is whether these neuroanatomical features are hidden messages or is the Sistine Chapel a Rorschach test upon which anyone can extract an image that is meaningful to themselves.

She sees the odd shapes created with algae as being akin to a Rorschach Test, upon which she builds using other media like watercolor, coffee, ink and pencil.

However, a high true-positive rate is critical for tests upon which a decision to surgically intervene is made.

A method that meets the established performance standards is considered sufficiently accurate and reliable for the specific testing purpose for which it is designed and is viewed as comparable with the original test method upon which it is based.

A modified version of the Benchmark Simulation Model No. 2 (BSM2) (open loop) is used as test platform upon which three different operational alternatives (A1, A2, A3) are evaluated.

But the comfort of 100% certainty will not be available in the foreseeable future, leaving us with the challenge of designing relevant experiments and test systems upon which to base "logical" policy in risk management.

We monitored the movements of a starved model predator, the carabid beetle Pterostichus melanarius, in arenas containing test papers upon which beetles had previously walked and unexposed control papers.

These include a blood sugar monitor, which will read and evaluate the blood, a lancet to draw blood from the cat, and test strips upon which to place the blood.

Pounding enough pesto for four by hand is all well and good, but to make enough to last me until spring was a test of endurance upon which it was all too easy to cheat.