Sentence examples for tests that govern from inspiring English sources

Boston police officials say the department is determined not to lose ground with black supervisors, and has hired a consultant, Morris & McDaniel Inc. of Virginia, to recommend changes to the Civil Service tests that govern promotion.

But that argument flies in the face of the basic cost-benefit test that governs rational hiring decisions.

It will test the quantum phenomena that govern the sub-atomic world of particles.

But Melanie Houston, director of water policy at the Ohio Environmental Council, said the problems in Sebring shows the need for "swift changes" to the rules that govern testing and disclosure.

There is no inflection point in the true ROC curves for either test, because the formulae that govern the sensitivity and specificity for the true curves are the same no matter what the ROC cutoff points are (see Tables 3 and 4).

The bill comes after 23andMe was told last year that it needed to stop testing California residents because it wasn't complying with state laws that govern gene testing labs.

New York and California have state laws that govern medical tests, and the health information in personal genomics services meets their definitions.

The formulas that govern confidence in hypothesis testing reveal an important truth: Tests where a larger change is observed require a smaller sample size to reach statistical significance.

A Montana man who shot and killed a German exchange student trespassing in his garage was convicted of deliberate homicide Wednesday in a case that attracted attention as a test of "stand your ground" laws that govern the use of deadly force to defend life and property.

By incorporating the mathematical aspects of allometric scaling into the mixture model-based framework, Wu and group developed a series of conceptual models and computational algorithms for detecting QTLs that govern allometry and testing the hypotheses about the genetic control of allometry [43] [46].

The model is employed to simulate experimental tests that are governed by nonlinear phenomenon due to simultaneous occurrence of cracking and inelastic deformation in compression.