Sentence examples for valuable tests from inspiring English sources

That patience has been rewarded in that Popovich can afford to give Duncan, Ginobili and Parker nights off, and the Spurs are better for it: their aging cornerstones get valuable rest, and their role players get valuable tests, often against playoff contenders, experience that has served them well this spring.

In order to perform valuable tests in ITER, the TBMs are expected to use the same structural material as corresponding DEMO blankets.

Gene inactivation (which is currently not possible in Prochlorococcus), proteomics, and studies that vary the growth rate (see below) should provide valuable tests of the hypotheses about regulation generated by these descriptive data.

At the same time, monitoring of management actions would provide valuable tests of the conclusions drawn in the theoretical and experimental stages of the research.

However understanding the genetic basis of hybrid unfitness in Nasonia may serve as valuable tests for competing theories explaining the genetic basis behind speciation patterns described by Haldane's rule (Koevoets and Beukeboom, 2009).

"It's a valuable test, trying to reimagine or rebundle educational services in a post-digital world".

Others said that the job could prove a valuable test of leadership, but that it was too early to tell how his political fortunes would fare.

At the end of the 20th century, the repertory theatres remained a valuable testing ground for actors, directors, and dramatists, often supplying new plays and productions for the West End.

In removing the neon, the team had created a valuable test-bed for studies with other gases, and in so doing they had created a never-before-seen form of ice.

The most valuable test for adverse events is clinical observation of the patient.

CloudFlare's launch of its gateway could prove to be a valuable testing ground for the new standard, providing valuable insight for the inevitable future changeover.