Sentence examples for testing by which from inspiring English sources

Vacuums are typically tested new and empty and – unlike the testing by Which?

This paper considers adaptive group testing by which each pool is examined before the next pool is selected.

A new approach to the assessment of physical function uses computerised adaptive testing, by which precision and reliability of the measurement can be achieved for most patients, while even requiring less time for the assessment.

This People's Test does two things: first, it lays out a straightforward "litmus test" by which the Paris agreement will be judged.

In the meantime, there are two immediate litmus tests by which the world will begin to judge Mr. Obama at once.

However, Mr. Brooks's faith in the standardized tests by which we gather data strikes me as naïve.

Cuba has become the litmus test by which many Latin American nations measure the United States' commitment to improving relations with the region.

It is instead setting tests by which Brexit can be examined, and highlighting the risks of leaving the single market for a range of industries.

Does the mean score on a standardized test by which a country's citizens get into American business schools really presage the land of the iPad's successor?

Tesco Bank, which was not tested by Which?, is a leading challenger bank – the new entrants trying to topple the domination of the traditional players – mostly appealing to younger customers with the promise of a user-friendly, hi-tech approach.

The Class of 92 is no comedy but it expertly and easily aces the six-guffaw test by which such movies stand or fall in the world of the Observer film critic, Mark Kermode.