Sentence examples for more relevant tests from inspiring English sources

Even for the more relevant tests, JavaScript has gotten so fast that many finish in only a few milliseconds.

But a more relevant test will be how enthusiastically the candidates actively seeking the union's endorsement embrace his ideas.

As KPT gives actual improvements in the cookstove performance by enabling real-time monitoring of the cooking performance, it is a more relevant test.

Despite extensive work in the area of predicting this particular toxicity, work in designing and publishing more relevant test sets for compounds relevant to drug discovery is still necessary.

The College Board has made some substantial changes to the test, in the hopes that it will be a simpler, more relevant test.

Therefore, it may be a more relevant test than a continuous directional run.

Thus, a more relevant test for evolutionary dissociation would be among pollens with some degree of desiccation tolerance and among those that are desiccation sensitive.

Future development of new models for assessing β-cell function on the basis of more physiologically relevant tests (e.g., meal tests) seems relevant to cover real-life aspects of pancreatic β-cell function.

For example, it might be more relevant to test the leachate of a wood preservative than the original product.

The results, analyses and discussions presented in this paper makes this conclusion more evident: the TMMi practices that are considered more relevant for testing experts mostly address the level 2 of this maturity model.

Its discriminating ability might be higher and more relevant if tested among conventional and anthroposophic practices together.