Examples of 'yet to be tested' in a sentence
Meaning of "yet to be tested"
yet to be tested - The phrase 'yet to be tested' typically refers to something that has not been tried or proven. It is often used when discussing new products, ideas, or theories that have not yet undergone experimentation or evaluation
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These restrictions have yet to be tested in court.
This has yet to be tested under the new arrangements.
But that theory has yet to be tested.
This has yet to be tested but is a possibility.
United have been impressive but are yet to be tested.
Teamwork yet to be tested.
Whose effects on human skin have yet to be tested.
The CMIM has yet to be tested in a crisis.
The working prototype has yet to be tested.
The serum had yet to be tested on humans, only monkeys and rabbits.
But the truth of the accusation is yet to be tested.
Such an argument has yet to be tested before the Supreme Court.
These mechanisms and hypotheses have yet to be tested.
Cryptocurrencies have yet to be tested in multiple markets, " the WGC concluded.
Their independent economic strength has yet to be tested.
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Your agreement has yet to be tested in court.
Legal procedures under the new president had yet to be tested.
Unfortunately this has yet to be tested in the courts.
Many areas have already been checked and others are yet to be tested.
The law has yet to be tested.
These transformations are ongoing and their success has yet to be tested.
Others have yet to be tested.
Overall, the sustainability of the recovery is yet to be tested.
However, this hypothesis is yet to be tested in a clinical setting.
As of now, the scalability of freenet has yet to be tested.
Look good but is yet to be tested.
That ununseptium, a highly volatile halogen, whose effects on human skin have yet to be tested.
However, this hypothesis has yet to be tested in clinical trials.
However its performance on a dial-up connection is yet to be tested.
For one thing, the market has yet to be tested by widespread defaults.
These measures are welcome, though their effectiveness is yet to be tested.
Model 3 has yet to be tested.
To explain this, the two researchers have a hypothesis that has yet to be tested.
Other mechanisms could be valid, but are yet to be tested and confirmed by practice.
My body, I was told, is a brand-new model whose capacities have yet to be tested.
However, although the aircraft has yet to be tested fully, it is fit to fly.
In the US and Europe, the legal climate for users has yet to be tested.
This assumption has yet to be tested.
However, the recovery factor is yet to be tested.
Techniques used in Hawaii had yet to be tested elsewhere.
The effectiveness of this scheme has, however, yet to be tested.
Though its reliability is yet to be tested.
It is still undergoing modifications and has yet to be tested in the field.
The design remains theoretical and has yet to be tested in the field.
The design remains theoretical and has yet to be tested inthe field.
These features are among the more complex and have yet to be tested in practice.
The Interpretation has yet to be tested.
However, its preventive effect is yet to be tested.
However, this hypothesis has yet to be tested.
Nonetheless, these agreements have yet to be tested in practice.
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