Sentence examples for tested means from inspiring English sources

Feedback during development suggests it is a welcome modern take on a tried and tested means to get people talking.

If Communism is actually a vice, like smoking or drinking, there are already tried and tested means of combating it.

To some extent, auction experts say, the Chinese regard art not only as a sound way to diversify their portfolios but also as a tested means to project status as they interact with international business executives — "the Arnaults and the Pinaults of the world," said François Curiel, the president of Christie's Asia, referring to the French billionaires Bernard Arnault and François Pinault.

Followed by crafting the all important opinion editorial, which continues to be a tried but tested means of galvanizing local communities.

More viscerally, his campaign and those of Republicans in the 2018 midterms took advantage of a tried and tested means of eliciting fear and anger: stoking the flames of xenophobia and racism.

The inherent randomness of when players are injected or when they ingest a substance and when they are tested means that there will always be false negatives in the testing.

We found several endosymbionts to be present (Rickettsia 772 individuals tested, mean proportion infected 0.67, S.E. ± 0.038; Wolbachia 796 individuals tested, mean proportion infected 0.05, S.E. ± 0.018).

A T-test of independent variables was used to test mean evaluations.

‡Difference calculated as post-test mean use minus pre-test mean use.

What means testing generally means is a lot more bureaucracy.

Benefits fall into two main categories of means tested and non-means tested.