Sentence examples for accidental test from inspiring English sources

So many companies would be stoked to see conspiracy theories pop up like this around an accidental test message.

This accidental emergency test warning went out on TVs in New Jersey last night, and people sure are glad it was a test.

Due to lingering radiation from the 1986 meltdown of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, humans aren't allowed to live there but the region has become an accidental ecological testing ground for scientists interested in studying the effects of radiation on wild animals.

The EMRAS-2 Urban Areas Working Group, which is supported by the IAEA, has designed a variety of accidental scenarios to test and improve the capabilities of the models used for an evaluation of radioactive contamination in an urban environment.

But the general point is that people like making collections of stuff — real and virtual, says Sari. Snupps has also been running ads flagging up the risk of burglary or other accidental loss, to test marketing strategies, and emphasize the convenience of having a catalogue of things you own should the worst happen.

To further demonstrate that change of miR-30e during adipocyte and osteoblast differentiation is not an accidental finding, we tested the expression of miR-30e in the mesenchymal cell line C3H10T1/2 and the preadipocyte 3T3-L1 at 48 h after treatment with adipogenic medium or in stromal ST2 cells after treatment with osteogenic medium.

While the circuits are exposed and energized for testing, accidental contact with circuit power could cause injury.

Identical haplotypes were further investigated with nuclear markers (STRs) to test for accidental double analysis of the same individual or presence of closely maternally related individuals following the concept outlined in [12].

In his engaging memoir, "An Accidental Statistician", Box describes testing treatments for poison-gas victims.

Investigators have called the fire accidental and are running tests to determine why ceiling wires caught on fire, a fire department spokesman said.

Neither conventional coagulation tests nor accidental arterial puncture or the number of needle passes could predict bleeding complications in this study.