Sentence examples for a rise in testing from inspiring English sources

At least a quarter of players who appeared in the English Football League last season were not drugs tested by UK Anti-Doping (Ukad), despite a rise in testing across England's top divisions.

Although a rise in testing for pertussis may have contributed to the observed increase in incidence, it is widely held that, due to factors such as variable sensitivity of available diagnostic tests during different stages of the disease, surveillance systems substantially underestimate the true population incidence of pertussis [ 9- 11].

Four years later, the schools could report a rise in test scores for black students, no decline in white scores and no significant white exodus out of the school system.

Rhee served three contentious years as chancellor of the District's schools, where she oversaw a rise in test scores but shuttered some schools, laid off nearly 700 teachers for poor performance and filled more than 91 principal openings that were created via firings, resignations and retirements.

But the study, published today in the Harvard Business Review, also found the schools that improved the most did not see a rise in test scores until year three.

Since the installation of the solar lights, the school has reported a rise in test results because students can now spend a greater amount of time studying in the evening.

As US is an easily accessible, accurate, relatively cheap and non-invasive and non-ionising imaging procedure, GPs in the study area frequently refer patients for US, resulting in a rise in test volume of 100% over the last 6 years.

But simply offering rapid testing within a health service was not enough to bring about a sustained rise in testing.

One is concerned at a rise in newborns testing positive for the drug.

On review of the records, the reason for HCV antibody testing, in the majority of cases of HCV (83%, n = 33) was a rise in routinely tested liver enzymes (n = 31), or the development of symptoms suggesting hepatitis (n = 2).

In each region, there was a rise in proportion tested with increasing age for age groups up to 74 years.