Sentence examples for a sharp test of from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The turmoil in the Democratic presidential race has presented a sharp test of Howard Dean's low-profile approach to leading the Democratic National Committee, bringing calls from many Democrats for him to take a more aggressive role in defusing the threat of a protracted and divisive nominating fight.

In order to perform a sharp test of some main hypothesizes about how it's possible to create verified climate calculations, four of the project participants collected data for EPD-like LCAs from infrastructural projects.

Her skills were put to a sharp test during the Swedish presidency of the European Union in the spring of 2001, when war was looming in Macedonia.

The results of the experimental tests display a sharp improvement of the quality of the micro structure replicated with the ceramic mould, that is when using a mould material with low thermal diffusivity.

Publication of the KDOQI guidelines in 2002 came after the start of a sharp increase in test ordering from secondary or tertiary care doctors and later publications did not seem to influence test ordering rates.

A positive response to the filament was defined as either a sharp withdrawal of the paw or licking of the test paw.

Although it is hard to test the hearing of sharks, they may have a sharp sense of hearing and can possibly hear prey from many miles away.

The numerical response of the uniaxial extension test shows a linear elastic region that is followed by a sharp deterioration of the strength due to induced damage.

In the lung cancer data, there is a sharp increase in test accuracy near the end of the iterations.

Test audiences last year reacted negatively to what some moviegoers perceived as a sharp critique of America's interventionist policies abroad.

There is a sharp intake of breath.