Sentence examples for testing bore from inspiring English sources

Silber, like most poeple at Canonical, remained firm that their user testing bore out the merits of Unity.

If further testing bears out our initial findings, it could lead to treatments that would reduce the rate of morbidity and improve the quality of life of individuals who have difficulties with airways secretions management.

The test bore out the research department's thesis about micro corrections.

DaimlerChrysler says the AutoWeek test bore little resemblance to actual avoidance maneuvers, and only proved that S.U.V.'s have "inherent handling characteristics" different from sports cars'.

"The test bore is to assess how much gas is present in the coal seams that stretch from Point of Ayr in Flintshire all the way down through Wrexham and into Cheshire and Shropshire," he said.

Genetic and biochemical tests bore out these predictions.

Some say the test bears little resemblance to real conditions.

Official tests bear out BMW's claim that it compares well on environmental standards with other luxury brands, including Japanese names like Lexus and Infiniti, that are part of larger companies.

It's really, really not clear what's going on here but if their tests bear fruit, you might soon be changing your shirt when it runs out of juice.

James Morris, a pathogen geneticist at Clemson University in South Carolina, wrote in an email that if further tests bear out these preliminary results, they could prove important to disease eradication efforts.

Yet the skills measured by these tests bear minimal correlation to what is needed by our children for productive participation in society.