Sentence examples for test the merits from inspiring English sources
We can easily test the merits of the formalism by comparing the calculated electromagnetic potential with the infinite series solutions from image charges.
Finally, the reader might wish to test the merits of rival answers to the equality-of-what question by considering a social justice issue different in character from the issues considered so far.
In order to test the merits and limitations of the PIGRET assay as a short-term genotoxicity test, an interlaboratory trial involving 16 laboratories was organized by the Mammalian Mutagenicity Study Group of the Japanese Environmental Mutagenicity Society (MMS/JEMS).
For several centuries the Catholic Church used "Devil's Advocates" to test the merits of nominees for sainthood.
Only the passage of time will test the merits of this idea through its propagation, but the photographic impressions of his work is being widely disseminated to a generation that is growing up on the virtues of giving back to nature.
To further test the merits of the different frequency measures, we ran multiple regression analyses including both log frequency and log2 frequency.
Dörfler and van de Werfhorst (2009) analyse the Austrian labour market and test the merit selection hypothesis over time.
This happens again and again and again.Egypt is now testing the merits of informality.
Like many parents, I am appalled at the idea that a private, for-profit company thinks that it has the right to use our children as guinea pigs to work out the kinks in new versions of its tests (the merits of which are debatable at best, but that's another topic).
Research is now needed testing the merits of incorporating such a model of person-centred care in maternal health interventions and services.
The Cambridge University Boat Club secretary Charles Bagot wrote: "It is much to be regretted that a foul should have taken place, as, besides rendering the race an imperfect test of the merits of the respective crews, it very much disturbed the harmony and good feeling which should exist between members of the rival Universities in such contests".
