"The trustees have gone off the deep end and are now blinded by tests of will that are pure folly," he said.
The damage found by tests of the 1999 Saab 9-5 escalatod to $1,268 in the 2002 model from from $937 in 2000.
Emissions of organic pollutants into waterways, as measured by tests of chemical oxygen demand, declined by 3.14percentt last year, the ministry said.
His career has been shaped by tests of another kind, of his love for the game, and his willingness to stick at it through all his injuries.
In the 1950s Von Bruenchenhein, partly inspired by tests of the hydrogen bomb, began painting on small masonite panels or cardboard.
Fears that the Danube's fish, molluscs, and plants could be killed, and drinking water contaminated, have been allayed by tests of the river's water quality.
Researchers at Duke University reported that five years after bypass surgery, 42percentt of patients showed a drop in mental sharpness, as measured by tests of memory, spatial ability and other skills.
The method they used in that work was entirely new; the result of the separations made by the ordinary process of chemical analysis was controlled by tests of the activity of every fraction; the activity was measured quantitatively by the current produced by the substance when placed in a special "ionisation chamber".
The results of predicted fatigue crack growth retardation have been validated by tests of laboratory samples.
The information provided by this analysis is different from that provided by tests of either linkage or association.
The improvement of the detection efficiency by stacking the modules has been confirmed by tests of the CdTe stack.
