Sentence examples for the difficulty of testing from inspiring English sources
That was the effect of a decision taken by the committee on April 21st, which cited as obstacles the lack of data on corporate defaults, and the difficulty of testing such models over the entire economic cycle.Credit-ratings from external agencies such as Standard & Poor's might be another way of linking capital charges to the risks of default.
Few data of uniaxial cyclic tension of concrete, especially after high temperature exposure, are available due to the difficulty of testing methods.
We first go over key findings in the literature of the Simon task, discuss competing qualitative cognitive theories and the difficulty of testing them empirically.
A measure of the difficulty of testing a piece of code could be very useful to take control about the test phase.
There is a distinct lack of established materials property data for all abradable materials, due to the difficulty of testing this very unique class of materials.
Given this scenario of AOP adoption, our recent work investigated the difficulty of testing AO and OO programs, in particular when there is a migration from one paradigm to the other.
At a more fundamental level, some have pointed to the difficulties of testing students in such a wide array of languages.
Hence, this paper focuses on the difficulties of testing container classes with nature inspired search algorithms.
It discusses the difficulties of testing AO programs from three perspectives: (i) structural-based testing, (ii) fault-based testing and (iii) test set reuse across paradigms.
That is what may happen in the case of Iressa, which illustrates the difficulties of testing the new gene-targeted drugs–and the tantalizing glimmers of hope they can offer.
Due to the difficulties of testing these sites, which requires building a new channel model for each candidate (and combinations thereof), we decided to reverse the point of view and cancel electrostatic interactions by eliminating calcein charges.
