Sentence examples for benefit of test from inspiring English sources

The Japanese could not agree more ... Yet those naval pilots who fought the Zero at Coral Sea, Midway, and Guadalcanal without the benefit of test reports would beg to differ with the contention that it took dissection of Koga's Zero to create tactics that beat the fabled airplane.

Use of the test product produced a clinically significant improvement in facial wrinkles after 12 months of use, with a statistically significant between-groups benefit of test product vs. the vehicle (test product, 70% of subjects improving compared with vehicle, 33% improving; combined Wilcoxon rank tests, P=0·026) (Fig. 2).

Imagine if William Shakespeare had the benefit of testing his plays before a handpicked audience ["Putting Films to the Test, Every Time," by Michele Willens, June 25].

Also, doctors have tended not to consider whether the benefit of tests justified the costs.

A prosecutor has the unenviable task of trying to assess without the benefit of testing the evidence whether there is a reasonable prospect of a conviction.

The jury, with the benefit of testing the evidence and, often, of hearing from the defendant, has to be "sure" that the defendant is guilty.

These decisions are not taken lightly, but the prosecutor does not have the benefit of testing the evidence in the way the trial process rightly allows".

He too is learning without the benefit of testing but the Russian is top points scorer among the rookies and looks the real deal.

More than one benefit of testing accommodations emerged from the data.

While tests are most often used in educational settings for assessment, a lesser-known benefit of tests is that they actually improve memory of the tested information.

Public schools assess students using "independent tests they create themselves," and as for the "accountability" benefit of testing?