Sentence examples for causes tested from inspiring English sources

But of the $326 million in infant mortality and low birth rate research funded by the National Institutes of Health in 2010, none of the study descriptions indicate that the causes of the Latino health paradox are being examined, nor are theories about its causes tested against other populations.

During a large-scale autoimmune-screening program over a 7-year period, only 2 out of 3808 Italian children with liver diseases of a variety of causes tested positive for AMA.

In the wake of the disclosures in the mid-1980s tied tied a number of players to recreational drugs, particularly cocaine, the players union agreed to reasonable-cause testing.

Often, the resulting theories about failure causes are tested by duplication experiments.

Charlotte Rampling addicts are a tenacious bunch, whose devotion to the cause is tested by the relatively small doses of her that they manage to obtain.

Reasonable-cause testing was not workable".

They have made no effort to use the "reasonable-cause testing" provision in the current collective bargaining agreement.

Until about a year ago, however, few if any studies had shown vouchers causing test scores to decline drastically.

Manfred told Mitchell's investigators that no reasonable-cause testing of González was done because of the conflicting statements made by Presinal, González and others.

Under the treaty, any UK extradition request must be supported by information that provides a reasonable basis to believe that the person sought committed the offence (the "probable cause test"), before extradition from the US will be ordered.

Until the league and the union can reach an agreement, Tagliabue said yesterday, the players who tested positive for THG before Oct. 6 will not be suspended this season -- though they may face a suspension in 2004 and would be subject to fines and reasonable-cause testing.