Sentence examples for economic testing from inspiring English sources

Experimental economic testing shows these auctions deliver the most cost effective environmental outcomes when the number of rounds is unknown in advance, which minimises rent-seeking behaviour.

The mandated expansion of coverage and cost control efforts have been through their first round of economic testing, and it appears consolidation — in one form or another — is the inevitable result.

It can be concluded that this new fatigue testing technique accompanied by FEM simulations and subsequent inspection of the fractured area is a suitable time saving and economic testing method for the assessment of the reliability and fatigue life response of small micro-interconnects.

These include frequency of use, frequency of failures of medical products, and the use of the washer-disinfector -- thereby also making it possible to carry out economic testing of the reprocessed medical products and of the washer-disinfector itself.

However, no country meets the economic tests fully.

That trust was the central economic test in this election.

Broadly speaking, the next administration, whatever it is, will face two big economic tests.

Like many nuclear opponents, she was counting on nuclear power to fail the economic test.

Like many corporate welfare programs, the loan guarantees also fail the economic test.

There will soon be other economic tests for the new administration.

In the centre of Paris, there are none.By most economic tests, London outstrips Paris.