Sentence examples for the tests determined from inspiring English sources

The tests determined he did not need electrolytes.

The tests determined that my vertigo was neurological in origin and virtually untreatable.

The tests determined there will be no danger in the school, and the addition is to proceed after the property is cleaned up.

The tests determined the position sensitive detector diameter to be approximately 24 cm and showed that it is possible to do imaging in a fully coded circular (14.2 degree-diameter) field of view with a positioning power of 4.5 arcminutes for a 5 σ source.

The tests determined that Shakespeare's work shows consistent, countable, profile-fitting patterns, suggesting that he was a single individual, not a committee, and that he used fewer relative clauses and more hyphens, feminine endings, and run-on lines than most of the writers with whom he was compared.

The tests determine, in fact, that there is a disease.

In theory, the tests determine whether the state's standards on curriculum content are being met.

The new rules modify the tests determining who qualifies for overtime pay, with the criteria including the amount of managerial responsibility and professional training.

The results from the tests determine who is asked to attend a one-day assessment centre, from which the successful candidates are chosen.

The government inherited the controversial work capability assessment from Labour, who contracted the private IT firm Atos to carry out the tests determining eligibility for the new incapacity benefit, employment and support allowance, in 2008.

Over this past dozen years, there have been numerous examples of states gaming the system and educators cheating because the tests determine whether schools will live or die, and whether educators will get a bonus or be fired.