Sentence examples for a simple test of this from inspiring English sources
There is a simple test of this scheduling shift: just ask a friend what time "Dateline NBC" is broadcast.
However, because lexical information is only one of the data sources used in the proposed approaches to sentiment estimation, it is expected that overall performance will exhibit robustness to imperfections in any one source of data; indeed, this study provides a simple test of this expected robustness.
A simple test of this combined model suggests it is not unreasonable: silent site FST across all populations simulated under the model fits well with the observed mean (observed 0.47, simulated 95% CI 0.39 0.59) and variance (observed 0.040, simulated 95% CI 0.028 0.057) of FST in the data.
As a simple test of this hypothesis, we included three hunter-gatherer groups from India in our genotyping of the three tagging SNPs in worldwide populations (Koragas, Mullukurunan, and Mullukurumba; Table S3); however, all three populations were fixed for the derived, putatively-selected haplotype, suggesting that selection for this haplotype also occurred in the ancestors of these groups.
Honey bee biology allows for a simple test of this possibility.
A simple test of this principle was carried out by combining daily temperature gradients with a 0°C, 1.5°C, or 4°C daily range with continuous increases or decreases (3°C per day) in absolute temperature (see Additional file 5).
To investigate this, we ran a simple test of the hypothesis that the binary traits of flight and smaller intron size are significantly associated using BayesTraits (Pagel 1994; Barker and Pagel 2005).
A simple test of the classical hypothesis using the de Brogie wavelength is discussed.
As a simple test of the effect of soil nonlinearity on the inversion results, velocity waveforms at relatively distant stations, which were not used in the inversion analysis, were simulated using the inversion results.
Despite the insistence of radical post-modernists that all truth claims are equally invalid, reasonable people the world over know that there is a simple test of the veracity of some perception: does it actually correspond to things as they are?
