Sentence examples for conduct a test on from inspiring English sources
"conduct a test on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe the action of conducting a test or examination on a particular subject or topic. Example: The scientists were instructed to conduct a test on the new drug to determine its effectiveness.
In a new report posted on the agency Web site, N.H.T.S.A. investigators said they learned that General Motors had dealers conduct a test on unsold vehicles to see if the control module was working correctly.
However, on 3 April the Sports Ministry of India directed NADA to conduct a test on the boxer since these reports were "disturbing and may have a debilitating influence on other sportspersons in the country".
Interested to find out whether it lived up to its reputation, the two conducted a test on volunteers.
Zhang and Li (2011) conducted a test on the concrete and demonstrated that a small quantity of nanoTiO2 may have a better performance than adding a large volume.
Section 4 presents an overview of interoperability testing on the GUC100 database as well as some factors that can be considered while conducting a test on the GUC100 database.
In the meantime we have conducted a test on malachite green dye adsorption and have obtained some good results, which is promising for application of polymer 1 in the field of water pollution treatment.
So the show conducted a test on the streets.
Prior to the fatal shooting, Ruiz had reportedly conducted a test on another book to convince Perez it would work, before using a hardcover encyclopedia in the video.
He conducted a test on an identical flow meter and found that after he left water in the fuel flow passages for approximately 8 weeks a similar amount of corrosion product developed.
We have also conducted a test on some nonpositive samples, namely, drug combination that has not yet been approved, and also randomly repeated for 10 times, each testing set containing 76 negative samples.
This was the fuel that Air New Zealand used in 2008 when it became the second airline in the world to conduct a test flight on biojet.
