Sentence examples for been tested only for from inspiring English sources

However, the theory has so far been tested only for composite laminates made of a single material.

AIDSVAX, after all, failed the first time round and since ALVAC has, until now, been tested only for safety and not for efficacy, how well it would work by itself (and thus how much contribution the AIDSVAX is making) remains unknown.But these are minor quibbles about what was intended as an experimental proof of principle.

The one-to-one connection between the occupancy of individual motifs and the resulting effect on gene expression has been tested only for a small number of genes.

So far the system has been tested only for detection of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (West et al., 2013), which is sporadic in the UK and a serious problem in other locations.

Methodologies that inducibly regulate transcription have also been described, but these suffer from slow onset kinetics and have been tested only for asexual stage development (Meissner et al., 2005; Pino et al., 2012).

The statement did not address a separate question about whether the Agriculture Ministry had been testing only for H5N1 in recent years or had also tested for other avian influenza viruses.

Current rules require that pilots be tested only for drugs, not alcohol, even after an accident.

The report pointed out that doors and turnstiles in buildings of public assembly were tested only for normal conditions, and failed to take crowded conditions into account.

Allison Kurian and her colleagues found that more women with breast cancer are getting genetic tests that can detect multiple cancer-associated mutations rather than being tested only for mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes.

Drugs will have to undergo clinical trials, which the government expects to take around 18 months much less than for medicines, because the drugs will be tested only for toxicity, not for efficacy.

Tay-Sachs testing is complicated in that if one is tested only for mutations most commonly found among individuals of Ashkenazi Jewish background, carriers could be missed, even within the Jewish population.