Sentence examples for tested for merit from inspiring English sources

It is in the building of the prototype that the idea is first tested for merit in a visual, practical way.

Several concepts and ideas have been tested for their merits and feasibility.

And they fund the same vehicles to achieve their goals: charter schools, high-stakes standardized testing for students, merit pay for teachers whose students improve their test scores, firing teachers and closing schools when scores don't rise adequately, and longitudinal data collection on the performance of every student and teacher.

This study tested for differences between genetic merits of sons and daughters of sires and for evidence of segregating quantitative trait loci on the X chromosomes of North American Holsteins.

The idea is one of several that NSF has tested for easing the strain on the merit review system.

This approach has merit where two treatments are being tested for having equivalent mean responses (or a zero mean difference between treatments) and/or variability.

4, 12 This presents significant practical difficulties: with such variability, it remains unclear what diagnostic guidelines merit testing for anti-AMPAR encephalitis, almost certainly resulting in underdiagnosis.

Had they been analyzed, tested or judged for merit pay, Ms. Timmins would have been booted out of school, while Ms. Fitzgerald would have become the first public school teacher in Texas to declare as a free agent.

This means that although she meets the "merits" test for legal aid (as someone who says she is a victim of domestic abuse and has sought safety in a refuge), she can't prove that she has no funds and so fails the "means" test.

"The Internship" fails the first test of merit for a comedy: "Is it funny?" The criterion is purely physiological: the movie didn't make me laugh.

Those religions that have taught the possibility of a happy afterlife have also devised forms of postmortem testing of merit for eternal bliss.