Sentence examples for tested to reflect from inspiring English sources

The stabilities of yakuchinone A and IS tested to reflect situations likely to be encountered during actual sample handling and analysis.

Questions were drawn from the Perinatal Depression Monitor, an Australian population-based survey on perinatal mental health; additional questions were developed and tested to reflect the Canadian context.

These indicators have been systematically developed and subsequently tested to reflect quality of care processes and outcomes, and provide a basis for quality improvement programs in LTC settings [ 2, 3].

And if we start to move into an economy with higher inflation, the Fed can always adjust its stress tests to reflect that reality.

This week the government said it's committed to legislate to improve the clarity of the employment status tests — to "reflect the reality of the modern working relationships" — which could have major implications for platform giants like Uber.

The government also says it is committed to legislate to improve the clarity of the employment status tests to "reflect the reality of the modern working relationships" — though it does not provide any detail on how exactly it intends to reform such tests.

Officials are even pondering how to tailor the test to reflect an expected surge in driverless cars over the next decade.

In response, a DfE spokesperson said: "We have updated the key stage two tests to reflect our new, more rigorous curriculum which will help every child fulfil their potential regardless of their circumstances.

Sustained loading was included in the testing to reflect the behavior of FRP sheets in real structures.

The anti-nociceptive properties of 1,8-cineole, morphine and naloxone were tested on rodents using the tail-flick and hot-plate tests to reflect the spinal and supra-spinal sensitivity to painful stimuli.

McNamara (1996) proposed 'the use of the terms strong and weak second language performance test to reflect the extent to which the assessment criteria reflect real-world contexts, or whether they are oriented mainly to linguistic aspects of the communication respectively' (p. 217).