Sentence examples for tests the principle from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to clear up the confusion evident in the literature concerning some aspects of cervical cytological screening tests, the principle is stated upon which the data acquired in a series of tests should be tabulated.

Experiments with ordinary pendulums test the principle of equivalence to no better than about one part in 105.

There is, gloriously, nothing to do but test the principle of dolce far niente and to eat.

But Jones may have set a precedent: instead of building first and getting permission later, as others have done, he dared to test the principle of the super-dairy against Britain's full planning and appeals process, and won.

In private, several lawyers conceded that the summons of Mr. Randal had not provided a clear case for testing the principle that reporters in war zones deserved protection against appearing in court.

Particularly cherishable was its gold medal-winning effort in what has become celebrated among classicists as the "dormouse test": the principle that the longer it takes for the delicacy to be mentioned in a drama set in ancient Rome, the more authentic the reconstruction is likely to be.

His team should be able to test the principle within a year.

Firstly, we tested the principle of this design on GaAs and later extended it to GaInNAs.

Often we consider variations on the particular case, "testing" the principle against them, and then refining and specifying it to accommodate our judgments about these variations.

The results don't surprise some scientists that argued the experiment couldn't test the principle; however, the underdogs working on the holometer are encouraged that the technique has the potential to make further measurements.

Newton also tested the principle for bodies whose masses differ greatly, by observing that Jupiter and its four moons all received precisely the same acceleration from the sun's gravitational field.