Sentence examples for a challenging measure from inspiring English sources

In a challenging measure of frontal crash safety called the small overlap test, a group of 18 moderately priced midsize cars did better than a group of similar-size luxury and near-luxury models that the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tested earlier this year.

A 22-item version of Part V of DeRenzi and Vignolo's Token Test (DeRenzi and Vignolo, 1962) served as a challenging measure of verbal comprehension ability (Wertz et al., 1971), and the 15-item Boston Naming Test (Lansing et al., 1999) as a sensitive measure of confrontation-naming ability.

Unfortunately, this is a challenging standard to achieve when measuring rates of sexual violence, in no small part because rape is so infrequently reported that it is difficult to estimate the actual prevalence from available data.

There are few people unlikely to endorse the easiest question (item 1) and likewise there are very few people likely to need a more challenging measure of engagement than item 21.

Of all of its 2020 targets, Burt's Bees sees engaging people as the most critical and challenging measure.

If implemented successfully, they could pave the way for more challenging measures, such as a cap on North Korea's enrichment of uranium.

Though challenging, measuring that polarization would be a validation of an important quantum mechanical effect.

In the political wars over end-of-life care, advocacy groups for the disabled are often as adamant as religious groups in challenging measures that could be seen as hastening death.

Cait Hewitt of the Aviation Environment Federation said: "Increased emissions from a third runway at Heathrow, like all the shortlisted expansion options, would breach the climate change target for aviation unless politically challenging measures are introduced to limit growth at other airports or to substantially increase the cost of flying".

This translates into improving, among other measures, the energy efficiency of solid wall buildings, which requires the use of challenging measures such as internal wall insulation.

It is also possible that larger effects of exercise may be reflected in more challenging measures of postural control, such as dynamic balance tests.