Sentence examples for be subject to testing from inspiring English sources
State agriculture officials want young people to know their animals will always be subject to testing.
Scientists cannot accept scientific conclusions on faith alone because all such conclusions must be subject to testing against observations.
Beginning July 1, the top 25 U.S. athletes in each event will be subject to testing any time during the year.
The new coding technology has been shown to work in lab simulations, and in 2014 is expected to be subject to testing in an environment that emulates the long travel times and typical data losses found on satellites.
To get hit out of left field with something that says the players might be subject to testing today when they don't even know if they're even going to have anything to do with the Olympics -- it's just hard to speculate on what this means.
No study compared different approaches and only one CDR had been subject to testing across multiple datasets.
Since the Obama administration put high-stakes testing on steroids, however, all educators are subject to test and punish and, nowadays, there are very few victimless tests.
All strains were subjected to testing for susceptibility to rifampicin by the phage assay and a traditional phenotypic test.
Skepticism about received wisdom was another important idea; everything was to be subjected to testing and rational analysis.
Vehicle-driving software should be subjected to testing and validation to probe its reactions under all imaginable conditions.
