Sentence examples for test innovations from inspiring English sources

It is thus hard for managers to test innovations on a large area, or to bring costs down by spreading their use more widely.Something needs to change.

The Medicare commission said "demonstration authority is intended for smaller-scale projects" that test innovations in the way health care is financed and delivered.

A wedge of nuclear power it a pretty great platform upon which to develop and test innovations in that arena; ditto for, say, a wedge of wind, solar, or CCS.

At this point, nobody quite knows how to make this vision a reality, but Medicare has funded various demonstration projects to test innovations in care — one of which is led by Malouin, who supervises three hundred and eighty primary-care practices that treat a million patients in Michigan.

Test innovations that achieved ultra-stabilities give insight into hydrate self-preservation mechanisms.

Other brands, including Hyatt, Hilton and Holiday Inn, prefer to test innovations at "lab hotels", or specially designated properties where selected rooms are given to designers to audition amenities and décor in front of randomly selected guests.

His goal was not just to find a space to renovate as a showplace for his modernist leanings, or to demonstrate to visiting architects that Syracuse — not exactly a must-stop on the global circuit — might be an inexpensive place to test innovation.

We tested subjects using a technical task, a puzzle-box, designed to test innovation.

INDEPENDENT COMMISSION Testing innovations do no good unless the good experiments are identified and expanded and the bad ones are dropped.

The British, Scottish and local governments have promoted its stormy coast and rough open seas, accessible by boat within an hour, as ideal places for testing innovations in wave and tidal energy generation under extreme conditions.

The environmental concern is behind the majority of the tested innovations.