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Councils' food testing promise Jump to media player More rigorous testing of food used by Wales councils is being promised after horsemeat was found in burgers produced by a Powys supplier.

GENETIC testing promises a lot.

It's a test of promise vs. class.

He has called for the introduction of blood testing, promised to surrender a frozen sample for retrospective testing and repeatedly criticised FINA for drug-testing procedures that he regards as inadequate.

Search-based software testing promises the ability to generate and evaluate large numbers of test cases at minimal cost.

The next generation of running technology, and in particular more accessible blood testing, promises to help avoid such frustrating and unexplained dips in performance.

Thus, DS testing promises to help patients with glaucoma understand the specific risks they face at an early stage.

Michael S. McPherson, president of Macalester College in St . Paul Minn., fears that the tests promise too much.

Now a new genetic test promises to tell you whether you are likely to benefit aerobically from exercise.

The availability of a blood-based, noninvasive test promises to improve screening compliance and to reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with this malignancy.

Now, three months into his presidency, comes a test of that promise.