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The report said the surveillance and testing that was done at Indian Point -- and found lacking -- is common at other plants.

That means detailed intelligence will be required to identify the militia's leadership and important fighters, a factor noted by Mr. Bush in his radio address, which carried a warning of the "struggle and testing" that lay ahead.

10 Iraq's Cruelest Bomb Iraq tested a bomb in 1987 that cast "radioactive material in a wide pattern in the air" and was designed to cause vomiting, cancer, birth defects and slow death, according to an Iraqi report on the weapon's construction and testing that was released to The New York Times by a private American arms control group.

One cannot overemphasize the material design and testing that go into these seemingly mundane applications.

These applications provide the functionality required for sample accessioning and tracking, material generation, and testing that are particular to the evolving needs of individualized molecular diagnostics.

In order to be put on a waitlist at a hospital, a patient must undergo medical evaluations and testing that can cost tens of thousands of dollars.

"I went though procedures and tests that were absolutely horrible.

There are air pressure tests, tracer tests, core soil boring tests, electronic probes, sonic probes, tests to measure the rate of corrosion, tests that distinguish whether a leak is in the tank or fill pipes (and tests that don't make a distinction), tests that require 10 to 14 days for results, and tests that produce answers in two hours.

Nissan asked Mitsubishi Motors to investigate and this led the company to discover "improper conduct" and tests that did not meet Japanese law.

They haven't had the advantage of the much stricter fourth- and eighth-grade requirements and tests that will get them in the swing of these new standards.

Many of the procedures and tests that have become the standard of care really are defensive efforts generated by doctors' concerns about malpractice litigation.