Sentence examples for tested ties from inspiring English sources

"Old allies cast doubts over tried and tested ties," she said, likely referring to the United States.

The persistence of the pollution this week has tested ties with Indonesia, where farmers in Sumatra often burn forests at this time of year as a cheap way to prepare the land for new plantings.

European officials have been pushing for a solution, with the affair severely testing ties between Brussels and Kiev.

But today's divergence is just one of a growing number testing ties between Washington and London and provoking critics at home to express doubt that Mr. Blair is having the influence with the American administration that he seeks.

Also of note on this front: Instagram recently began testing tying a business's Instagram profile page directly to their Facebook presence, via a new feature that puts a link to their Facebook page at the bottom of their bios.

When using -omics data, we found that CliXO outperforms other methods on two of three datasets tested and ties the NeXO algorithm on the third, where both were able to successfully infer an ontology similar to GO BP.

According to Bloom, a good tutor should exhibit an aptitude-treatment interaction: both groups should learn, and yet the learning gains of the low students should be so much greater than those of the high ones that their performance in the post-test ties with that of the high ones.

As expected, the SI differed between the two conditions [Fig.  4 (left panel); Mdn = 0.07, Median test (for all Median tests, ties with the sample Median were put into the category of observations that were lower than the Median), χ(1) = 37.63, p <.001, Cramér's V =.799].

Not every drug being tested is tied to the amyloid plaque theory.

The downturn and the undisciplined investing of the past are testing the ties between venture capitalists and their investors.

The wedding will test invisible ties with Commonwealth realms that both sides have all but forgotten exist.