Sentence examples for rigidly testing from inspiring English sources
For example, rigidly testing the monophyly of Cucumis section Melo required sequencing all of its species, C. melo, C. hirsutus, C. humifructus, and C. sagittatus.
But it is the marquee race in California between Senator Barbara Boxer, a three-term Democrat and longtime feminist, and Carly Fiorina, the anti-abortion former Hewlett-Packard executive endorsed by Ms. Palin, that will most rigidly test who holds sway: Sarah Palin or Emily's List.
Testing comprised rigidly fixing a calibrated torque gauge to the abutment sleeve and applying torque until failure of the components was apparent.
Testing and affirming ideas collectively--before we commit to them rigidly, or before we officially change our minds--is the procedural style of democracy.
a The probe was attached rigidly 0.3 m behind its tip to test the effectiveness of the control.
Third, there would be greater pressure to stick solely and rigidly to the test syllabus.
The webs of the specimens were tested with their ends either simply or semi-rigidly supported.
Their own programming tests the fault line between modernity and tradition; in a rigidly controlled country television is the arena in which small rebellions can be staged and festering tensions addressed.
His predecessor may have been guilty of errors in both strategy and tactics: he tried to take lessons that he had learned as boss of the Apple stores and apply them rigidly to J.C. Penney, a quite different sort of retailer, and he refused to test his ideas or listen to objections.
Rather, it challenges and tests the RIG-I RNA inteRIG-I RNAor all linteraction results in CARDs expulsion only when the CTD is rigidly constrained by high-afornity binding to the terminus of triphosphorylalld viraligands
The end piece (soft Velcro strap) of a force transducer was applied just proximal to the femoral epicondyles perpendicular to the limb, and the other end of the transducer was rigidly attached to the testing bench.
