Sentence examples for tested in full from inspiring English sources

That national ethos, the Haitians' ability to scrounge to find enough to fight their hunger pangs, is being tested in full by the current crisis.

The compatibility of MgS anode was tested in full cell using lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide (LNMC) and lithium iron phosphate (LFP) as cathodes.

They concluded that Prof Sumitran-Holdgersson's work was promising, but it needed to be properly tested in full clinical trials if such regenerative medicine treatments were to become widely used and accepted.

This suit will be the first suit tested in full vacuum conditions at Nasa's John Space Center in Houston, where it will also be tested in a pool and on a false Mars surface.

General expressions to evaluate the effective area of concrete in tension are given and tested in full scale experiments of members with circular cross sections symmetrically and asymmetrically reinforced.

In order to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed model the model parameters are calibrated based on the analysis of three samples of spruce of Switzerland (Mischler-Schrepfer, 2000 [25]) and Austria (Schickhofer and Augustin, 2001 [28]), in total 460 boards tested in full size.

The improved components were tested in full-scale testing facilities.

The outcome of the optimisation study is a new blade design that is currently being tested in full-scale concept trials by a partnering wind energy company.

The joint with oblique faces and a dowel was tested in full-scale and was subjected to both three- and four-point bending where standard, optical and numerical techniques (FEA) were employed.

This is something that will require extensive night-time and low light environment testing to test in full, but early results (visible below) show plenty of detail retained and bright scenes.

Preference trials, which include patient choice of treatment, often important in CAM, producing more generalisable results, such as in the study by Lucini [ 20], Early phase research or pilot studies to generate hypotheses, identify the most appropriate health conditions, patient groups and treatments to test in full clinical studies[ 121], given the limited evidence base for Shiatsu.