Sentence examples for and continued testing of from inspiring English sources

"Given its rhetoric and continued testing of both nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, Pyongyang will likely go beyond its current capability to pursue a small operational program, perhaps 20-40 warheads, though these figures are speculative," the report, which was published by the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, at Harvard, said.

The data are promising and support continued testing of lapatinib as a potential therapy for human VS.

This suggests programmatic ALT monitoring is most valuable in the first month and continued testing after 12 weeks can be of lower priority in resource constrained settings.

The grant underwrote continued testing of the junior leader instructor training program at the Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico and the Mortimer L. Schiff Scout Reservation in New Jersey.

In order to ensure trial results that will demonstrate product efficacy, continued testing of microbicides during pregnancy may be required.

However, if these old vaccines are to be considered valid parts of our national stockpile we should expect not only continuing testing of potency and sterility but also testing for adventitious agents with methods that reflect the standards of today.

As California continues testing of its prototype system, there is much to be learned from Japan.

The lama pictures that are on public display in Lhasa and elsewhere betray a continuing test of wills between devout Tibetans and the authorities.

Dazzled by his new employer's wealth and thrilled by his salary, Nicolas endures a series of trials and training sessions that he rationalizes as a humorous continuing test of his mettle.

Pfizer said it would continue tests of the drug, called prinomastat, in other types of tumors and would focus on patients in earlier stages of disease.

Xerox spun off Gyricon, a subsidiary based in Ann Arbor, Mich., to make a form of electronic paper called SmartPaper; it plans to continue tests of its digital paper this fall.