Sentence examples for strives to test from inspiring English sources

In accordance with the Kenyan Ministry of Health HIV testing guidelines [16], the department strives to test all patients who present to the department with signs and symptoms that could be related to HIV infection.

In the volatile culture of the late 1960s Mr. Morrison strove to test taboos, defying television censorship — singing the word "higher" on "The Ed Sullivan Show" — and drawing prosecution for obscenity.

Scientists strive to test their ideas, preferably with many lines of evidence.

The following methods are used to a greater or lesser extent: automated unit tests (the project strives to use test driven development), pair programming, refactoring, release planning (occurs in irregular intervals), short releases, continuous integration, coding standards, collective code ownership, simple design and regular meetings (weekly), and a Kanban board.

That said, Goodwin points that the understanding of what is worth it and not worth it will continuously evolve, so nothing should be written off and we should strive to keep testing assumptions.

The Internet has taken some sport out of the research, concedes Dr. Cullen, who strives to make the test Google-resistant.

I always have and I always will do (strive to play Test cricket)," he said.

Motivated by intense critical behavior and sometimes even envy, they strive to replicate, test and replace ideas and hypotheses published by their colleagues (any academic review of a scientist at a major university inevitably articulates and amplifies any perceived weakness, while offering only muted praise for the case's strong points).

Theranos announced Thursday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had approved the test for herpes simplex 1 virus and called the move a validation of the company's approach and technology, which strives to make blood testing cheaper and less painful than traditional blood draws.

As part of the fourth wave, which was an in-home assessment (2004), we strove to select and test an improved observer rating method for future analysis of the impact on health outcomes.

The test strives to eliminate language that flummoxes nonnative English speakers, as well as rule-based questions that demand test prep.