Sentence examples for aggressively test from inspiring English sources
"Sesame Street" researchers aggressively test their shows via focus groups to see what works.
Another Giant very likely to aggressively test the free agent market is Mike Cherry, who, as the third-string quarterback, has attempted just one pass since he was drafted by the Giants in 1997.
To understand how these deals work, consider the one that the drugmaker Amgen made with Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, a nonprofit insurer in Massachusetts and one of the insurers to most aggressively test the concept.
A1 Move to Alter Laws on H.I.V. Thomas R. Frieden, left, the New York City health commissioner, called for changing state laws so that health officials can more aggressively test people for H.I.V./AIDS and also use the city's medical information to treat those infected.
The F.D.A. has mobile laboratories and will be aggressively testing fish in the gulf, he added.
Treatment in Phases During one therapy session, Mr. Price and five other men aggressively tested one another's ability to stay straight, while two social workers moderated.
Not long after the Meiji restoration of 1868, the Japanese started aggressively testing China's willingness to defend her tributary satellites.
That has changed in the past year with a spate of new studies: Researchers have been aggressively testing the effectiveness of school-based mindfulness programs, and they are starting to publish their results.
Most of the states have been aggressively testing mosquitoes and dead birds and alerting health professionals to keep an eye out for patients who might have symptoms of the virus.
Mr. Wolfowitz outlined to senators a two-tiered strategy of negotiating with Russia to amend the treaty while aggressively testing antimissile technologies, particularly ship-launched interceptors, land-based missiles and jet-mounted lasers.
Throughout the negotiation process, the Special Committee's and Goldman's focus was on finding a way to get the terms of the Merger structure proposed by Grupo Mexico to make sense, rather than aggressively testing the assumption that the Merger was a good idea in the first place.
