Sentence examples for competitive testing from inspiring English sources

In 1974 India tested a nuclear device; this was followed by competitive testing of weapons with Pakistan in 1998.

Will it serve inner-city New Jersey or out in Nebraska?" The most frequent criticism is that the system neglects the academic basics that children need to master at an early age, especially in a place like New York, if only to navigate the city's competitive testing culture and get into a decent kindergarten.

Kinetic studies coupled with competitive testing using 3 known inhibitors indicated that six of the C60 NPs, of greater hydrophobicity and hydrogen bond (HB) donor acidity or acceptor basicity, acted as competitive inhibitors of thrombin by directly interacting with the active site of thrombin.

The company also has a useful model to ramp people from prospects to paying customers: Would-be users are given the appliance for free to run competitive testing against other services.

Following outstanding investigative journalism by the likes of Gamers Nexus and Hardware Unboxed, the saga of Principled Technologies' flawed -- and now mostly corrected -- competitive testing of the Intel Core i9-9900K CPU has ended with a whimper.

A competitive testing industry divides a fixed pool of tested human genomes.

"It's still a competitive test and you either get in or you don't.

There is no set minimum GMAT or GRE score, but competitive test scores will certainly make an application more attractive.

Still, it was evident that the real test of the New Tiger would come on Thursday, when his diligently reconstructed game was put to the competitive test.

We use a competitive test to highlight the performance of our heuristics versus the legacy heuristic approaches.

Over the past five years, 55 percent of the 151 people who passed the highly competitive test — the main passageway into the country's diplomatic corps — were women.