Sentence examples for by a recent test from inspiring English sources

Wiggins has not been selected for the Tour, but Zandio and Hesjedal will be cheered by a recent test at Specialized's aerodynamics department that showed that facial hair made less than one second's difference over 40km.

But he has never gone as far as to associate half of teachers with bad performance — an assessment not supported by a recent test of a new teacher evaluation system.

Neither is perfect as the latter tends to make you sink, and the former apparently causes the occasional shark to eat it, as evidenced by a recent test in which a 10-foot great white took a bite out of a unit being tested.

In comparison to a more well-established technique--dispersing dry seeds by air--where an uptake rate is around 8%, a recent test conducted by BioCarbon Engineering in June of this year resulted in 75% uptake rate of the eucalyptus planted.

But a recent test by a reporter suggested that pressure changes registered only if they were quite sharp and sustained.

A recent test by the National Institute of Standards and Technology demonstrated an optical clock, running on the rare-earth metal ytterbium, that breaks every second into more than five hundred trillion intervals.

A report from ABC News suggests that, in a recent test by the country's Transportation Security Administration (TSA), agents were able to smuggle fake bombs and firearms through airport security on 67 out of 70 occasions or 96% of the time.

The energy drink you're chugging may not have the caffeine levels you think it does, according to a recent test by Consumer Reports.

A recent test project by Copenhagen and Goteborg in Sweden is to resume next month, followed by a Stockholm-Oslo route in the fall.

At Stuyvesant High School, several dozen parents waved signs proclaiming that the school was not safe, after a recent test commissioned by a parent group found high asbestos levels in some of the school's carpets.

The judge said Lohan didn't violate her probation by testing positive for alcohol during a recent test because the court record was ambiguous about whether she still had to do that testing.