Sentence examples for meaning tested from inspiring English sources

According to Williams (2007), culture has two aspects, a shared meaning that should be trained and learned as routine stuff, and a new meaning tested inside.

The task force's preliminary recommendation had a grade C, meaning testing could be offered to select patients and would probably have a small benefit.

TU-6 (C, indicating control) and VHb transformant TU6-vgb+ (T, meaning test) were grown in 100 ml cellulase-inducing medium for 144 h.

The test, which is known as "agnipariksha" (meaning "test of fire"), is a cultural tradition in some of India's remote rural areas that requires women whose virtue has supposedly been tainted by sexual abuse or whose chastity has been questioned to complete this unusual and physically challenging stunt.

Most infants saw a full set of 40 test trials, which lasted 68 s, meaning test trials were presented on average 34 s after a training stimulus.

Statistical analysis to assess the risk of publication bias was not used due to having fewer than 10 trials in the meta-analysis meaning test power is usually too low to distinguish chance from real asymmetry [ 42].

In Elk v. Wilkins (1884), the clause's meaning was tested regarding whether birth in the United States automatically extended national citizenship.

The SAT is a standardized test, meaning every test taker takes the same test under the same conditions allowing their scores to be compared fairly.

Apps which are approved for the Lenovo app store, besides having a business focus, are also vetted in advance – meaning Lenovo tests them for malware, offensive content and runs them on Lenovo's tablets to ensure they function properly.

We – meaning me, testing the game during a four-hour preview in Paris – achieve our goal and the tubby target goes down like a sack of spuds.

The procedure gives meaning to test scores and is used here to derive the substantive interpretation of the levels of increasing competence.