Sentence examples for testing suggested from inspiring English sources

A dozen men, chosen because psychometric testing suggested they were highly suggestible, were hypnotised.

Time and again children do better than any early testing suggested their limits would allow.

Initial testing suggested that Mrs. Wei suffered from heart problems, but the report noted that more pathology testing was necessary to determine a specific cause of death.

If anything, they said, the testing suggested that most of the 11 teams are more closely matched in speed than in recent years.

In 1950, many children became ill after eating Halloween candy containing Orange No. 1 dye, and the F.D.A. banned it after more rigorous testing suggested that it was toxic.

Recent British consumer testing suggested that viewers might accept ad-supported programming if they could get mobile shows free, but it didn't provide any ideas for how to cram them in: most of the participants in the study, who were watching mobile television during their commutes or lunch hours, said that any cellphone show longer than three minutes was too long.

The 79-year-old geneticist reopened the explosive debate about race and science in a newspaper interview in which he said Western policies towards African countries were wrongly based on an assumption that black people were as clever as their white counterparts when "testing" suggested the contrary.

Colour vision testing suggested normal performance in all participants except two near-elite cricketers.

Antimicrobial activity testing suggested that elution #2 showed the highest antimicrobial activity (Fig. 2b).

Further testing suggested that the hormone works by making the investors less worried about betrayal.

Preliminary cyclic oxidation testing suggested an influence of superalloy sulfur content on TBC durability.