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These companies want the F.D.A. to adopt the two UVA tests proposed in 2007 as well as the four-star ranking system.

Using several of the tests proposed in Wilson [28], this paper fails to reject the null hypothesis of homogeneity.3 The analysis therefore utilizes the assumption that OECD countries are suitably homogeneous.

We used the implemented Wilcoxon test, which is considered the most powerful and robust among the tests proposed in Bottleneck, and we corrected the results by a Bonferroni procedure.

Moreover, compared with tests proposed in current clinical practice recommendations for general use (4), Neuropad has the incremental advantage of providing some additional information on autonomic neuropathy, as shown by previous studies (7, 8).

Considering that in clinical practice a standard manual therapy session normally lasts 30 minutes, it may be the case that a series of tests proposed in the literature cannot be repeated by the clinicians due to lack of time.

The 96 in vitro CAD (TG 473) tests proposed in the most recent test plans or U.S. EPA comments did spare the lives of 4,800 animals, but 29 in vivo CAD (TG 474) tests were also proposed, with only six sponsors submitting the required justification for using this assay.

That, at least, was the test proposed in 1950 by Alan Turing, a British mathematician.

The religious test proposed in my book which raises pointed questions about the doctrines and dogmas of specific religious traditions and could easily be administered in a special presidential debate devoted to faith and morals would push candidates to acknowledge the need to draw distinctions between their piety and the nation's politics.

Section 3 gives the asymptotic distribution and the consistency of the test proposed in the paper.

The schedulability test proposed in this paper is based on the busy period concept[29, 30].

This subsection aims to prove the schedulability test proposed in this paper.