Sentence examples for organizing to test from inspiring English sources

They said they would begin political organizing to test the limits of freedom that the military will allow.

Leaders of Myanmar's pro-democracy movement, released after two weeks of unofficial house arrest, said today that they would quickly begin political organizing to test the limits of freedom allowed by the military government.

The new study, published Thursday in the journal Cancer Research, was organized to test whether a program of moderate exercise would affect estrogen levels, she said.

The experiment is organized to test one of the most esoteric predictions of Einstein's theory of gravity, the general theory of relativity, which predicted the expansion of the universe and the existence of light-swallowing black holes.

At last a kind of typical engineering design – injection mold design is taken an example to validate the proposed method and Lots of experiments are organized to test the performance and the results show that the proposed approach outperforms existing models.

Indeed a randomized clinical trial is currently being organized to test the safety and efficacy of cooling in patients with intracranial hemorrhage [ 17].

Theoretically this might imply that the more different viewpoints we take on board and the more critical mass we organize to test our endeavour, the more robust our end product, be it knowledge, be it (e.g. policy) action, will be.

Finally, 61 pools of Phlebotomus spp. were organized to be tested for the presence of TOSV RNA.

The govt. wind turbine is one of 3 identical ones that the Dept. of Energy has built during the past 2 years as part of an organized effort to test the practicality of wind as a source of electrical energy.

In the first place, it's nearly impossible for me to get organized enough to test a recipe that early in the morning.

Two POC laboratories, located in strategic places, were organized to receive and test samples 24 h/24.