Sentence examples for tests bore out from inspiring English sources

Genetic and biochemical tests bore out these predictions.

Official tests bear out BMW's claim that it compares well on environmental standards with other luxury brands, including Japanese names like Lexus and Infiniti, that are part of larger companies.

James Morris, a pathogen geneticist at Clemson University in South Carolina, wrote in an email that if further tests bear out these preliminary results, they could prove important to disease eradication efforts.

The test bore out the research department's thesis about micro corrections.

Silber, like most poeple at Canonical, remained firm that their user testing bore out the merits of Unity.

If further testing bears out our initial findings, it could lead to treatments that would reduce the rate of morbidity and improve the quality of life of individuals who have difficulties with airways secretions management.

The hypothesis the sociologists set out to test was borne out by the data: women who do more than 75percentt of the housework and child care are less likely to want to have another child than women whose husbands or partners share the load.

Vigorous testing of that theory bears out the warning.

The Schools Park Slope's public schools are known as some of the best in Brooklyn, and recent test scores tend to bear out that perception.

This is borne out by test results in recent years, which include a third-category French amateur who tested positive for 12 substances, mainly steroids and corticoids, the most ever found in a single sample, and the British cyclist Dan Staite, who was banned for using EPO in 2010.

(That claim has been borne out in testing).