Sentence examples for withstand testing from inspiring English sources

This prototype doesn't have to be perfect since you won't be marketing this model, but it does have to be fully functional and able to withstand testing.

However, drug development is notoriously difficult: predictive models are theoretical and do not always withstand testing; animal models are an inexact facsimile of human biology; and targeting one part of a given pathway may have unforeseen effects elsewhere.

"It can withstand tests like any other material".

Aiming to produce a superhuman, her father forced her into a gruelling schedule devoid of rest or play and made her withstand tests of will power, like holding on to an electric fence for ten minutes "without betraying any feeling".

They must withstand tests against earthquakes and tsunamis, and local authorities must give their consent in order for plants to restart.

The test frames were designed to withstand tests under 1,000 kN, however the load cell, which has a capacity of less than 100 kN, was used to accurately measure the applied load.

He officially started Khan Academy in 2009 knowing that quality videos would withstand test of time.

A second methodological issue concerns the assessment of perspective-taking, and the extent to which present findings will withstand tests of ecological validity.

The theory of natural selection has given rise to many predictions that have withstood tests both in field studies and in laboratory settings (Ruse 1977; 2000).

Delamination-free is essential for dual-layer membranes to withstand high testing pressures.

It is quite possible that our hypothesis will not withstand rigorous testing.