Sentence examples for thought to test from inspiring English sources

Until the new research, no one had thought to test the drug against cancer.

German said VW could have continued in the deceit for the foreseeable future if no one had thought to test the cars emissions on real roads.

Until Cohen and Finney thought to test radiation in controlled conditions, no one realized that flames must touch the fine fuels to ignite them.

"I would not have thought to test for that relationship at Duke, but with Dognition we can see it," said Dr. Hare.

Indeed it is curious that, with millions walking around with younger people's blood in them, no one has thought to test whether they live longer and more fulfilled lives.

Despite this, no-one had thought to test them for HIV.

For all of these reasons, gene expression studies have the potential for testing numerous hypotheses (i.e., numerous "traits" or genes), many of which an investigator would not necessarily think to test from previous research.

Fluctuations caused by diurnal variation and diet are thought to influence test results, which may affect clinical patient management.

Contextualizing questions is thought to help test conceptual application of knowledge by fostering greater student interest (see Rivet and Krajcik, 2008), and student reasoning is often connected to context (Mortimer, 1995).

The feeling of discouragement reached its peak in 1993, with the death of the superconducting super collider, a powerful accelerator thought necessary to test ideas about the universe.

Based on previous work, it was thought useful to test the utility of mtDNA : nDNA ratio to assess the 'cellular health' of ischemic and reperfused myocardial tissues [ 11, 12].