Sentence examples for tests judged from inspiring English sources

UTI was diagnosed if the person had a documented symptomatic UTI, with either short or long-term ongoing treatment with antibiotics, or symptoms and laboratory tests judged to indicate a UTI by the responsible physician or the assessor.

Although important when used as a testing goal, application of the 2005 ATS/ERS EOT criteria will reject many tests judged acceptable by experienced reviewers [ 1]; specifically, the need for a fixed minimum FET needs to be reconsidered.

Unfortunately, the MAT is in itself an imperfect gold standard, which makes the sensitivities and specificities of other tests judged against it less reliable and hence has to be interpreted with caution (see below) [ 21].

The cafe, at 218 Bedford Avenue near North Fifth Street, features the Verb No. 7 blend of coffee, which won a taste test judged by local residents.

The violins were winnowed to six old and six new in a double-blind listening test judged by the soloists.

Religious freedoms, so far as the eye can see, have been well tested, judged and protected in this country.

A special pace test (judged on both speed and gait quality) and pace races are also among commonly practiced disciplines.

Exclusion criteria for support persons: Insufficient English to complete testing (judged by the interviewer) Non-consenting patient-participant Does not consent to a home visit or surgery visit by the project staff.

Lord Bew's report into sats published yesterday gave a scathing assessment of the test, judging that it probed for formulaic answers.

But this is clearly a big test judging from the number of tips we're getting and the tweets.

We rounded up 10 popular brands of frozen mac and cheese and conducted a double-blind taste test, judging for qualities such as firmness of pasta, authenticity of cheese flavor, and consistency.