Sentence examples for opened to test from inspiring English sources

The late Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez ordered in 2010 that the tomb of his idol, Simón Bolívar, be opened to test his theory that the liberator died of poisoning, not tuberculosis.

On this basis, a clinical trial (NCT02640209) was opened to test CTL019 cells in addition to ibrutinib in patients with CLL (Ruella et al., 2017).

New prisons opened to test the theory that solitude might bring salvation to criminals.

Because the gas disconnect seals itself when not connected to a keg, the CO2 tank's primary shutoff can be opened briefly while the tank's main valve is opened to test for leaks at the regulator/tank connection and in the gas line (use soapy water and look for bubbles).

During the outbreak, a clinic was emergently opened to fit test HCWs and the results were documented.

Simmer until cooked through (cut one open to test it), about 15 to 20 minutes.

Clinical trials remain open to test their efficacy and safety compared with one another, as well as to measure clinical outcomes in different conditions and patient populations.

Did he spend five years tying tiny lead weights to cats, then dropping them off of rooftops, then slicing them open to test the impact velocity?

In one sense, a theory with no empirical content is never open to testing at all; one can only worry about whether the axioms on which the theory is based are mutually consistent.

JREF president D.J. Grothe said Magola has not contacted the Foundation about his goal, but the group is open to testing the claim.

These findings leave a door open to testing more thoroughly the possibilities of employment of toxins into tumoural cells.