Sentence examples for clean tests from inspiring English sources

For a long time the Polynesian authorities were fooled by the official story of clean tests and the prospects of economic development.

Given the difference between the failed test and the two clean tests, Middlebrook argues that Quest's result cannot be judged to be reliable.

Even if an EPO test is approved, scientists and drug officials admit, tests for other performance-enhancing substances believed to be widely used, such as human growth hormone, insulin growth factor and sophisticated steroid creams and gels that can be flushed from the body in 24 to 48 hours, will not be available in Sydney, thus minimizing the credibility of all clean tests.

However, the third failed test – which was administered in-between the two clean tests – was analysed by a different agency in Quest Diagnostics, and it's here where Diaz's team feel aggrieved that the results were "scientifically unreliable" given that SMRTL's results were reached using Wada's higher standard of drug testing protocols.

I would ask my class at this point to work in small groups to generate simple clean tests that would yield unambiguous data to decide the issue.

However, while these findings are supportive of a standard collective model, they do not constitute clean tests of it because hours worked depend at least on wages, which may be related to the BMI ratio.

In a way, the Ferrer campaign may prove a clean test of just how much influence Mr. Sharpton has.

"As environmentalists this is the one clean test we are ever going to get of Obama's real commitment to climate issues".

Shettles took the elevator to a borrowed lab, where he mixed the cells in a clean test tube and placed the specimen in an incubator.

Yegorova was suspected of using the endurance-boosting hormone EPO earlier this season but was cleared to run after a clean test at the world championships.

Unfortunately, we're not going to get a clean test of my hypothesis that Mr. Obama's national polls are due to revert to the mean, because of the presence of a new factor in the race: Mr. Ryan.