Sentence examples for serving to test from inspiring English sources

Among them, one is reproducibility, the other is that an experiment should be treated as a test of a model or theory, and the third is the experiment's capability to produce new data serving to test a given theoretical model.

Rather, these welfare cuts will serve to test, punish and degrade them further.

The 30-year-old started for Oviedo, the club where he began his career and the team he supports, and lasted the whole game, unexpectedly playing 120 minutes that served to test his fitness.

The results served to test the quality of the hardware used for NMR experiments.

Thus, the procedure served to test whether the pairing naming capability was missing and induced the capability.

The aforementioned database serves to test positioning algorithms, which sometimes resort to the Gaussian assumption, and thus their performance potentially depends on the validity of such assumption.

One of these backcrosses (F1 × Hs) was a biological replicate of our previous study (Sheck et al., 2006) and served to test the robustness of our previous findings.

An animal model of E1α deficiency could provide insight into the pathological consequences of mutations and serve to test potential therapies.

Because of its comparative ambition, the work can also serve to test the usefulness and appropriateness of the standard of living method itself, which so far has provided results that can be reasonably interpreted in economic terms.

Theoretical models can be instrumental in the construction of testable hypotheses; but ultimately, the studies that serve to test these hypotheses – rather than data from the models – should remain the source of information pertaining to hominin paleobiology and evolution.

Finally, a third example describing the evolution of hepatitis B virus served to test the identifier presented in this study and was also useful to provide evidence of its superior performance against a non-delayed identifier based on CNN.