Sentence examples for testing to buttress from inspiring English sources

As technology advances, the art world has turned to microscopic analysis and pigment testing to buttress — or challenge — the judgments of a tiny club of experts whose opinions have long been treated as law.

However, we also conclude that linking EDs to the outcomes observed in mammalian species, or other testing protocols, is necessary to buttress epidemiological results, both at the ultimate end point level and at intermediate end points leading to it.

This paper assesses the feasibility of vibration testing to detect structural damage caused by the settlement of buttresses in the Beverley Minster, a Gothic church located in the UK.

The recent successes of both Anthony Amato, former Hartford schools superintendent, and his successor, Robert Henry, to increase test scores and attendance are helping to buttress those hopes.

They cite Hebrews 2 15 to buttress their argument, which claims that Jesus was "tested as we are, yet without sin".

While virtually all the banks are expected to pass the test, some may be compelled to raise additional capital to buttress their finances.

He invokes a deep theorist--the only Westerner to understand China--to buttress his case.

Professor Graglia pointed to test scores on the SAT and LSAT, where he said "blacks generally score hundreds of points lower than whites and Asians", to buttress his claim that affirmative action translates to admitting "the blacks... that come closest to meeting the ordinary standards.

Statistics appear to buttress that idea.

To buttress its position, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Some of them twist poll results to buttress their bitterness.