Sentence examples for testing of true from inspiring English sources

Testing of true APCR status in the study cohort by a second measurement of APC at pre-pregnancy or 8 to 12 weeks post-pregnancy or more frequently during pregnancy was not performed and this is a major limitation of the current study.

Rarely can Miyazawa's fellow northerners have faced such a test of true grit.

Passing it is going to be a test of true bipartisanship, which involves both sides deciding that they will share the blame for doing something messy and unpleasant.

A test of true art is a real subject, as the variable success of Rist and the Wilsons and the futility of Viola indicate.

"While helping pupils to decide on the next move, teachers should use their longer experience of life to explain how fallible exams are as a test of true academic ability.

(Having a blast playing undercover doxy to Cary Grant's casehardened F.B.I. pimp, that's what — abandoning body and soul to slow death as if that were the ultimate stoic test of true romance).

Sure, a napkin pitch contest isn't as accurate a test of true entrepreneurial skill.

The test of true leadership is not how you accept praise, but how you handle criticism.

Besides, the socialist British Labor Party has been President Bush's most loyal supporter of the Iraq occupation that McCain has made the test of true patriotism.

She gave all 20 of her boyfriends a test of true love, asking each of them to buy her the new Apple smartphone, then sold each of them to a Chinese phone-recycling company for around 120,000 yen—roughly $17,712.

Lexical assignment of negation is a good test of true Negativity as judged by the high sensitivity, specificity and positive likelihood ratio of the test.