Sentence examples for testing authenticity from inspiring English sources

"Pomegranate trees take 2-3 yeafterfter planting before they produce fruit, so consumers might expect retailers to be active in testing authenticity as they expand the range and volume of goods they offer.

Another way to test authenticity is what psychologists call the augmentation principle.

Also, as Leung and Lewkowicz ([2006], p. 213) remarked, 'the debate over the past 15 years that is more relevant to ELT pedagogy and curriculum concerns test authenticity'.

Farris and Phillips suggested that instruments using patient's own medications may be preferable due to greater test authenticity and ability to assess patients' medication knowledge [ 12].

Carter & Pollard began their investigation by testing the authenticity of the 1847 Reading edition of Elizabeth Barrett's "Poems".

It may be by Leonardo – the National Gallery is apparently "testing" its authenticity here – but it remains a monstrously hard painting to admire.

This study tested whether an authenticity test could also be used as an alternative to a traditional hedonic test when evaluating two brands of salted crackers.

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).

The test is authenticity.

They will now be tested for authenticity.

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