Sentence examples for the one test from inspiring English sources

In other words, participants that performed worse on the one test performed better on the other, and vice versa – indicating an inter-individual trade-off between categorisation ability on the one hand and false memory susceptibility during free recall on the other.

One possibility to explore the potential trade-off between categorisation ability and false memory susceptibility is to exploit variation between individuals, and to test whether superior performance on the one test comes with increased error rates on the other.

Labour's shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, Rachel Reeves, said: David Cameron and George Osborne's... failure on jobs and growth means they are now failing on the one test they set themselves – to get the deficit and debt down.

In a statement Monday morning, Reid called on Trump to take "the one test every immigrant has to pass to become a United States citizen".

Take the unreasonable burden test, the one test that New York Telephone clearly establishes.

"The one test he had, he flunked," said a party apparatchik, referring to Johnson's defeat in the 2007 deputy leadership contest.

Next steps: Ionic ­conductivity is difficult to measure in extremely thin films like the one tested, so the improvement requires verification.

"I wasn't competing," she said In Williams's third-round victory, a gritty Meghann Shaughnassy was the one testing her.

However, for low additions, such as 5 and 15 %, the compressive strength measured was above the one tested for E0.

Granted, a $66,000 four-cylinder car like the one tested is a brave new world for Cadillac, and patrons of German engineering may scoff at such brash pricing.

The cost of a simple WLAN like the one tested here was calculated (Table 4).