Sentence examples for tested for authenticity from inspiring English sources

They will now be tested for authenticity.

Mr. Blumka said he had such bronzes tested for authenticity by metallurgists and academics in the Netherlands.

Stem Br (Vital Nutrients lot # 2890; Middletown, CT), was tested for authenticity and purity.

All cell lines were tested for authenticity by short tandem repeat profiling and mycoplasm by the AbbVie Core Cell Line Facility.

Huh-7 cell line is used in lab since 1995 and was last tested for authenticity in 2010 (originally from Jack Wands Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA).

This has led to the charge that models of autonomy which demand second-order endorsement merely introduce an infinite regress: for second-level judgments must be tested for their authenticity in the same way as first order desires are, but if that is so, then ever higher levels of endorsement would be called for.

The test for authenticity on his account is historical and counterfactual: an agent is authentic with respect to a certain preference or desire if and only if she did not resist the development of the preference or desire when attending to the process of its development, or would not have resisted had she attended to the process (Christman 1990; Christman 1991, 346).

Local authorities use their trading standards teams to test foods for authenticity - the results are then passed on to the FSA.

There are no definitive guidelines or litmus tests for authenticity, said Rodney Coates, a professor of sociology at Miami University in Ohio and the next chairman of the American Sociological Association's section on racial and ethnic minorities.

Take it from somebody who's seen both sides of debate about whether I'm black enough... There's no straitjacket, there's no constraints, there's no litmus test for authenticity..

The most sophisticated fakers now know how to undermine atomic-level thermoluminescence tests for authenticity by "irradiating a new piece so that it will give a false positive for ancient," the authors warn, and dryly conclude, "Caveat emptor, baby, caveat emptor".