Sentence examples for allowing tests from inspiring English sources

The researchers suggest that by allowing tests on a much higher number of animals, steroid abuse could be reduced.

Moreover, as technology improves, what is now esoteric might become routine, allowing tests to be performed by physicians or even by patients at home.

But it was not clear whether that meant he was willing to reach an agreement allowing tests that the treaty clearly prohibited, or if he would insist that Russia be briefed -- and perhaps approve -- each and every test.

It quoted the deputy culture secretary, Sulamita Puig, as saying, "It's not worth it when we already know that the method they are using won't give us clear results," adding that "we are going to wait for more scientific advancements in DNA" before allowing tests.

Since it would be unethical to expose people to large doses of radiation to test the drug's effectiveness, Dr. Seed said he hoped the Food and Drug Administration would approve it under a new rule allowing tests on monkeys or other animals.

Thus, test algorithms can be implemented on GPP, reducing the implementation time and allowing tests with real transmissions using actual hardware transceivers.

At the same time, the Philippine National Aids Council, an advisory body to the executive, has asked President Rodrigo Duterte to issue an executive order allowing testing for minors.

Both are nonparametric statistics allowing testing for dependence between two variables.

Numbering things allows tests, comparisons, experiments.

The testing industry generally defends the home-brew system, saying it allows tests to be developed rapidly and economically in reaction to new genetic information.

Three Cumbria councils have deferred plans to allow tests for a possible underground nuclear waste repository.