Sentence examples for testing paid from inspiring English sources

Earlier carbon testing paid for by Mr. Libert — who estimated that he and his wife, Kathie, have spent more than $1 million on the search over the years — could not pinpoint the exact age of the beam's wood, but put it in the right range: anywhere from 1660 to 1950.

And the testing paid off; Grid's reliability and performance are rock solid so far, besting competitors like the recently-launched PlayStation Now service and others, with performance that you'd expect from a high-end gaming PC, but running on your tablet with resolution that seems impossible given it's a streamed signal.

The thorough development, including 670 days in the wind tunnel and 130 days of aerodynamic and aeroelastic testing, paid off with smooth flight testing.

The level of prenatal diagnosis in younger mothers reflects uptake of prenatal screening or diagnostic testing paid for through the private health care sector [ 22]. Figure 3 depicts uptake of prenatal diagnosis across all ages compared to State average (8.4%) plotted against the modelled live birth ratio of DS.

Testing pays off by allowing companies to replace subjective judgments with hard data, says Eric J. Hansen, founder and CEO of SiteSpect.

Gassman says marketers should therefore be investing in "measuring and optimizing their websites through Web analytics and testing, paying attention to all aspects — from customized landing pages to compelling content that encourages visitors to be engaged with your brand".

From the point of view of merely comparing testing procedures, standard single-variant association testing pays the cost of higher multiple testing correction, but IBD mapping suffers from incomplete information (not all IBD is detected) and added noise.

The insurers checked the claims and, apparently finding proper accident reports and medical tests, paid them in most cases.

The test, paid for by the two financial service companies, is taking place in 30 stations on the Lexington Avenue line between 138th Street in the Bronx and Borough Hall in Brooklyn.

A few years ago Hallmark arranged for what he described as thorough blood tests, paid for by the fighter, that he said confirmed his long-held belief that Holyfield is clean.

In a robotic test paid for by Taylor Made and run by an independent firm, both Taylor Made's top-line ball and Callaway's new balls were smacked 80 times.