Sentence examples for modern testing from inspiring English sources

When faced with complicated and confusing decisions, history (and modern testing) shows that the electorate most commonly chooses the path which involves the least change.

Modern testing methods now allow the detection of contaminants in extremely low concentrations as low as one part contaminant per one billion parts water or even, in some cases, per one trillion parts water.

The child's UCSF physician told her that the university probably still had a sample of the cells and suggested that modern testing might make things clearer.

With medication, your body can kill off copies of the virus to the point where it's not even detectable by modern testing techniques.

But leading 21st Century Learning groups such as Washington D.C.-based P21 advocate for a more modern testing approach that can gauge how well students apply that knowledge in different situations.

"If Japan does not adopt modern testing methods such as used in Iceland … Hvalur will no longer be able to hunt whales for the Japanese market," Loftsson told the newspaper Thursday.

Developments of the Classical Test Theory can be found in modern test theory and, in particular, the Rasch model [ 13] of Item Response Theory (IRT).

We are now seeing a modern test of whether there is a separation between the two".

But modern Test teams cannot expect to always score at four runs an over.

Questcor had hailed the Bomback report in a press release, saying it was the first modern test of the drug for kidney patients.

It may be a post-ink age, but a Silicon Valley billionaire's legal campaign against Gawker Media is about to offer a modern test of the old adage: never pick a fight with people who buy ink by the barrel.