Sentence examples for mostly testing from inspiring English sources

What we have seen in recent days is an especially clear example of his political balancing act, outlawing the destructive practice of trying to turn gays into straights, rejecting a gun ban — but, mostly, testing and searching for a viable middle ground, especially in his party.

Oncologists are mostly testing PARP inhibitors in ovarian and breast cancer patients born with mutations in BRCA1 or BRCA2, two of the most infamous cancer-related genes.

For the second year in a row, the company was mostly testing the waters early on, asking a select group of interested early adopters to test the update via its Galaxy Beta Program.

"We're now mostly testing the site, and it really works — it teaches users a foreign language very well, and the combined translations that we get in return are as accurate as those from professional language translators," he says.

It mostly tests reading comprehension, asking children to analyze passages and in some cases to use inferential reasoning.

Although the network worked well, the assumption had been that the labs would mostly test specimens from sick patients.

Until recently, Indian clinical trials mostly tested knock-off versions of western products for the local market.

If it were taken away, it would mostly test a coach's ability to scream the plays loud enough for a quarterback or linebacker to hear them.

"It's like a high school exam, where it mostly tests did you learn what you were supposed to learn -- every question is designed to see whether a student paid attention in high school," explained Eirik Johnson, who has taught ACT and SAT courses at Kaplan in Chicago for 24 years.

Mostly tested in oncohematology patients, their value in an ICU population is still insufficiently documented [47, 48].

Research into motorcycle training1 mostly tests the effectiveness of the curriculum on the basis of the accident data for motorcyclists who have followed this curriculum and those who have not.