Sentence examples for possible testing of from inspiring English sources

City officials said they found no evidence that the school's staff was skimming higher-performing students off the top of the applicant pool, and said that any possible testing of applicants prior to the lottery appeared to be accidental.

The suspicions were reinforced last November in a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency of the United Nations, which cataloged questionable activities in Iran, including possible testing of explosives that could be used in nuclear weapons triggers.

Speaking to The Independent, the head of Chatham House's Asia Programme, Dr John Nilsson-Wright, said that despite Pyongyang's ceaseless sabre-rattling and the possible testing of a hydrogen bomb early this morning, Kim Jong-un's regime actually remains largely rational and predictable.

This is the clearest possible test of their faith.

Leonardo da Vinci sketched in his notebooks a possible test of the tensile strength of a wire.

One senior Western diplomat said that those following Russia closely have come up with a possible test of whether Mr. Medvedev will marshal power.

Time and again – and decades after the feminist movement took on work and parenting issues – we fail every possible test of what it takes to create healthy pregnant women and supported mothers.

Despite these limitations, we believe that this study is the best possible test of the 'migrant effect'.

Thus, our results constitute one of the best possible tests of the influence of wing morphology and atmospheric dynamics on avian flight energetics in the wild.

Further, it is strange that the tree is mentioned (not really discussed) in the beginning of the section on possible tests of the hypothesis.

28 patients (10 GRN+ and 18 GRN-; mean age at onset 71.7 + 11.9; MMSE 20.9 + 5.2) were evaluated and, when possible, tests of Phonological Verbal Fluency (PVF) and Categorical Verbal Fluency (CVF) were performed.