Sentence examples for clear testing from inspiring English sources

While that date may have originally been accurate based on the carrier's assumption of how long the Z10 would take to clear testing, Sickinger's words today suggest that the timeframe has been pushed up.

Data that permit clear testing are rare, but were also available for hemoglobin due to the spectral signatures for the T and R states, which make it easier to follow conformational changes upon photodissociation of carbon monoxide or oxygen (13), and the appropriate αL could then be used in the complete description of ligand-binding kinetics for hemoglobin (51).

Still, it provides a clear test case.

One clear test will be the national meeting of United States bishops scheduled for Dallas in June.

Measuring profits the good old single bottom line offers a pretty clear test of business success.

Such a meeting, he said, would provide a clear test of whether Mr. Arafat had put violence behind him.

Science is based on the idea of a hypothesis and testing, but there is no clear test to prove or disprove the existence of a god.

In 2012, Nevada offers a clear test case for the economic debates and changing demographics that will determine this election.

"All future cuts in personal taxation must pass one clear test: do they help people on low and middle incomes get by and get on?

This has long been assumed to be the basis of the taste of bitterness, but that theory has only now been put to a clear test.

There is no clear test for when evidence rises to the level of being "exculpatory," thereby requiring the government to disclose it to the defense.