Sentence examples for testing tends from inspiring English sources

Testing tends to show dates for Rapaz's khipus that are well beyond the vanquishing of the Incas, and experts say they differ greatly from Inca-designed khipus.

One Vista machine I've been testing tends to crash after a few minutes of use.

Repeated testing tends to lower self-efficacy, as it did in the control group, but the IT group did not show that decline.

Though routine mtDNA testing tends to be relatively straightforward, there are particular scenarios that introduce additional complexity from the standpoint of interpretation.

However, such extra-genital testing tends to focus on MSM, not women, and test practices vary widely between STI clinics, even within a country [ 18, 34, 53].

On the other hand, the highly sensitive diagnostic high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) DNA testing tends to give false positives [ 5- 9].

Standard software development practices, like documentation and testing, tend to fall by the wayside.

For the refugees interviewed, testing tended to occur when the tension temporarily eased, allowing priorities to shift.

In the end, though, this cursory test tends to reveal the similarities of these two versions more than the differences.

Detecting Abnormality Another problem with the Rorschach, the psychologists say in their review, is that the test tends to "overpathologize," making even normal people look maladjusted.

Still, the April test tends to be unceremonious: a small group of surveyors travels to the measuring spot, gets a sample, and leaves.