Sentence examples for testing to make up from inspiring English sources

On average the councils that responded to the Guardian survey will this year protect adult and children services from the brunt of the cuts – but that is against a backdrop of rising demand for help and the introduction of means testing to make up the shortfall.

A teacher uses true-false tests because they're the easiest type of test to make up and the fastest to grade.

As a robustness test to make up for possible errors due to incomplete annotations in some of the included species, we altered the range of OD values (ΔOD) that allow reactions to be put in the same super node.

Also, it's likely that those who have private insurance will face higher rates from hospitals, doctors and medical testing labs as providers try to make up for increased numbers of low-paying Medicaid customers.

They're working with a lot of partners (like Google), but they're imposing a fairly strict set of manufacturing rules and rigorously testing to make sure the products are up to standards (like Apple).

To prevent the interaction of magnesium and phosphate ions, 50,000 mg/L of lanthanum chlorine (LaCl2) was added to each test tube to make up 10% LaCl2 in each buffer solution.

As development deadlines slip, however, the testing phase shrinks to make up for it.

Results from these tests are used to make up scores in various clinical domains: verbal memory, processing speed, psychomotor speed and reaction time.

The protocol recommended three patients to be tested in each cohort to make up 12 patients in total.

The test requires the writer to make up stories based on a series of line drawings.

The vessels were incubated in darkness at 20 ± 2°C for 24 h and then mineral test medium was added to make up the volume to 100 mL.