Sentence examples for a testing policy from inspiring English sources

Baseball and its players union agreed in 2002 to a testing policy for performance-enhancing drugs.

These strategies were formalized with the development of a testing policy manual that described the procedures used to implement internal and external curriculum evaluation.

To improve the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) pass rates and to address the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission's outcomes standard, a testing policy was developed and implemented at an associate degree of nursing (ADN) program located in a suburb south of Denver, CO.

An increasing trend in HIV testing was not found in the comparison medical center where a testing policy change had not occurred (average increase of 0.09 tests per month per 10000 laboratory tests performed [CI, −0.10 0.27], p = 0.35) (Figure 1B).

At a prevalence of just over 30%, a genetic testing policy for MODY was cost saving.

To test the hypothesis that genetic testing in some disorders can lead to dramatic health and cost benefits, we conducted a societal cost-utility analysis of a genetic testing policy for permanent neonatal diabetes.

To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of a genetic testing policy for HNF1A-, HNF4and and GCK-MODY in a hypothetical cohort of type 2 diabetic patients 25 40 years old with a MODY prevalence of 2%.

We also performed a threshold analysis to understand at which prevalence of MODY a genetic testing policy would become cost saving.

By the end of the argument, the debate over tying drug testing to extracurricular activities seemed almost beside the point, because a majority of the court appeared untroubled by the prospect of a broader testing policy.

Without a drug testing policy, children of poor drug addicts might end up with a toy or two for Christmas.

Manfred is also interested in negotiating a stronger testing policy for major leaguers, and he may not have to negotiate too strenuously.