Sentence examples for of current test from inspiring English sources

"Realising that the prohibitive costs of current test equipment and technical expertise required meant that less than 5% of children were receiving these services made me look into exploring alternative solutions," he says.

As Shovel notes, coaches are "left with the choice of either creating a patchwork quilt out of current Test players, plumping for an up-and- coming talent who could become a surprise tour selection should he show enough form playing for you, or, increasingly, go for a proven cricketer who has given up on, or has no chance of, an international career".

Three head neck systems of current test dummies dedicated for use in rear-end car crash accident investigations have been evaluated in the frequency domain.

A comparison of current test results with recent works has been presented to understand the effect of impact energy on the lateral displacement control ability of FRP strengthened CFST members.

The variation of shear strength for varying fibre contents was manifested as observed in a series of current test that AMS fibres mixed into cementitious composites were so efficient to promote the shear capacity of cementitious composites by suitable fibre contents.

Of current Test batsmen, only Smith, 60.62, and Adam Voges, an unlikely 95.5, but a player in his 16th Test only, are above him.

But that might be more a consequence of the type of road-testing driverless cars are currently engaged in, if the focus of current tests for makers is urban navigation and all its messy complexities.

The main strategy of current tests is to use enzymes -- digestive proteins that chew up other proteins.

As a starting point, we need to recognise both the limitations of current tests, but also their strengths.

"Frequent cattle testing is particularly important as the sensitivity of current tests is not very high, meaning that cattle incubating TB are not detected and are allowed to remain in the herd to infect others over the following months.

This points to the inadequacy of current testing regimes, but it also reveals a much more alarming truth: that manufacturers are tuning their vehicles' engines in a way that hurts all of us.