Sentence examples for more consistent test from inspiring English sources

Button, who was team-mate to Hamilton from 2010 until 2012, said driving against Alonso was a "more consistent" test.

Button has said having Alonso as a team-mate is "a more consistent test" Jenson Button says McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso is a "bigger challenge" than Lewis Hamilton.

From this study, as well as from the failure modes observed in the tests, a unified block shear equation is proposed that provides much more consistent test-to-predicted block shear capacity ratios over a wide variety of connection types, geometries, and steel grades.

The National Academy of Sciences said in a recent report that the Agriculture Department could improve its system for evaluating food safety risks and among its recommendations was more consistent testing.

State and county budget cuts have in recent years led California beaches to scale back testing, though a law signed last year by Gov. Jerry Brown restored funding at the state level, giving the water board authority to provide up to $1.8 million a year to pay for more consistent testing at hundreds of beaches.

That's a big chunk of data to bite off, forcing cash-strapped agencies to adhere to more-consistent tests and spend the money to submit data.

The development of a standardized production and application of BI should result in more consistent inactivation test results.

The indents were made on the flat surface of the cylindrical samples because the results were more consistent when tested against the hardness for pure aluminum.

21 However, our inclusion of injuries of undetermined cause should have largely dealt with this problem, and such biases are probably relatively constant over time, making estimates of changes within regions more consistent for testing our study's hypothesis.

Onset of change in labial temperature is typically slower than VPA and temperature takes longer to return to a pretrial level of response; some studies reported that labial temperature was more consistent between testing sessions than VPA or VBV (Payne & Binik, 2006, but see also Slob, Koster, Radder, & van der Werff ten Bosch, 1990; Slob et al., 1991, 1996).

Ford's automated durability testing project not only replaces human drivers in unhealthy and tedious assignments, but it also can produce more reliable and consistent test results.