Sentence examples for choice to test from inspiring English sources
"It remains one of the few countries in the world to insist on animal testing, so companies manufacturing there have made the very clear choice to test lipsticks and shampoo on animals to increase their profit margins".
Because neutrons bounce off hydrogen atoms (representing two out of three atoms in the leftover watery cage) better than the more frequently used X-rays, they were an apposite choice to test whether, in the absence of neon, the clathrate's structure had been maintained.It had.
I've never driven a BMW, or an electric car, so I might have been an odd choice to test drive the new BMW i3, the German car maker's all-electric hatchback, which packs the equivalent of 170 HP into its electric engine.
For example, here if we want to examine specific sensor influence, it may be a good choice to test a large number of hot-white thermal combinations given the potential for variations, whereas a conservative number of SWIR and visible combinations may suffice to hypothesize on their general influence.
More information about PRT in Masdar available here: http://www.2getthere.eu/projects/masdar-prt. PRT is one of the first AV forms operationalized and it is a good choice to test it in the Middle East, since religious and/or cultural reasons justify currently the need to travel in small groups.
The LRO spacecraft was the prime choice to test out the novel communication method because the spacecraft was already equipped with a laser receiver.
"We know how to do it," he said, "but for this show we did not have the time". Others say that the giant Liberty Weekend would have been a poor choice to test-run new technology.
Different forms of counseling might enable more informed decision-making and yield fewer choices to test and fewer choices to abort after testing.
The experimental capillary with 0 mM chemical was identical to the control capillary, and served as a zero-choice to test for side-bias in the assay.
The obvious choice was to test a passage from Shakespeare, the de facto standard for superb English.
It is really hard to tell mothers you have a choice not to test when we know all the benefits of testing including PMTCT….
