Sentence examples for insufficiently tested from inspiring English sources

But there are also cautionary notes on the perils of insufficiently tested innovation (remember Hair Toffee).

Despite anecdotal evidence from 1959 that suggested a surge in rare birth defects, the heavily marketed but insufficiently tested drug remained on sale in 46 countries.

Several utilities and plant operators also threatened to sue G.E. in the late 1980s after the disclosure of internal company documents dating back to 1975 that suggested that the containment vessel designs were either insufficiently tested or had flaws that could compromise safety.

But Basle folk, while accepting that this was good stuff, responded that these models were insufficiently tested over a long enough period to be used now though they held out the prospect that they might be in the (distant) future.Instead, the committee offered two other approaches.

"In many cases, these SDKs go insufficiently tested and cause serious issues ranging from slowness, crashes and excessive battery consumption to real malicious behavior such as stealing private user data or injecting malware," explains SafeDK co-founder Orly Shoavi.

Sensitivity of different PCR assays in detection of mixed infections has been insufficiently tested, but this knowledge is essential in studies addressing parasite diversity in wildlife.

All tissues that were insufficiently lysed were tested again with the established Matrix-Lysis protocol for clinical tissue.

Eleven women were not tested because of insufficiently impregnated filter papers and/or missing information.

Contrary to the literature the background of the insufficiently washed test photographs had slightly yellowed.

The L*a*b* values of the well processed and insufficiently washed test photographs were compared before ageing.

The filaments in "Aeroplane" had an appearance between those of the well processed and insufficiently washed test samples aged at 50 °C and 70% RH with some migration of image silver present at the top of the cross section.