Sentence examples for fact testing from inspiring English sources

Moments later he came back and told me that Entergy was, in fact, testing the sirens.

In fact, testing effort allocation is also a difficult issue, and it directly affects the software release time when a reliability criteria has to be met.

Following an apparent leak of Cortana for the Android platform, Microsoft released comment indicating that it is in fact testing its digital assistant for the Google platform, and will cut it live in short order.

In fact, testing for heterogeneity in two meta-analyses - one with a clear cause for heterogeneity (e.g., a subgroup effect), and the other not - can lead to the same conclusions with respect to heterogeneity.

In fact, testing if p y) ≥ 0 is NP-hard [ 35], but testing if p y) is a sum of squares is equivalent to a so-called semidefinite programme (SDP) [ 24], a convex optimization problem for which there are algorithms that can solve it with a worst-case polynomial-time complexity.

In fact, testing and marketing are virtually indistinguishable from one another.

Williams has, in fact, tested out McEnroe's theory.

The evolving situation in Iraq has, in fact, tested both candidates.

1282, each "fact" tested by The SAT is in reality fictitious expression created by Seinfeld's authors.

"Lifespan of a Fact" tested a different proposition: that new parents could be accommodated by a commercial Broadway play hurtling toward opening night.

It took two days for the US Centers for Disease Control and the Texas Department of State Health Services to confirm that Thomas Eric Duncan, the first patient to be diagnosed with Ebola in the US during the current outbreak, had in fact tested positive for the hemorrhagic fever.