Sentence examples for contemplated testing from inspiring English sources

"We felt pretty compelled by that". But when the team contemplated testing in people, they ran smack into an ethical quandary: who should be their subjects?

Earlier diagnosis could perhaps be achieved if clinicians treating older adults contemplated testing more widely, perhaps in the context of recurrent unexplained infections or being mindful of sexual risk in older adults.

Lack of awareness that these infants could survive to adolescence has contributed to missed opportunities for PITC and family testing, as shown in Figure 2. Participants reported that friends and relatives but not health care providers had advised them to be tested, and adolescents and guardians reported they had contemplated HIV testing but had not known where to go.

A third of HIV-infected participants interviewed had contemplated HIV testing in the past, and 17 guardians (65%) of HIV-infected participants had also considered getting their child tested.

Every proposal for controlling the epidemic with current tools -- like circumcising every man in the third world, giving a daily prophylactic pill to everyone contemplating sex or testing billions of people and treating all the estimated 33 million who would test positive -- is wildly impractical.

According to a 2011 report by the widely-respected Migration Policy Institute, CIR's language requirements alone "could exclude the largest number of unauthorized immigrants, with between 3.3 million and 5.8 million unauthorized adults unable to pass the English language tests contemplated by two recent (Comprehensive Immigration Reform) bills".

Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz recently raised the possibility of circumstances "where you would have to contemplate" nuclear testing, and an administration official told Agence France-Presse that the treaty "has no support within the administration".

That could answer a question that has floated through the league ever since the lockout was first contemplated: with no testing during a lockout, would players use performance-enhancing drugs more frequently?

Every banking minister in the world says this sort of thing, even in Germany where they are too scared of the black holes in their Landesbanken to contemplate stress tests before federal elections in September.But Mr Odell was ahead of me.

Mark Zaid, a lawyer who has represented a variety of former military and intelligence officials in disclosure and leak cases, said the Johnson letter looked like a signal that the Pentagon was "contemplating a test case against the publisher or media for disclosing classified information".

The New Yorker, March 9, 1946 P. 17 Comment on the Navy's contemplated atomic bomb test on Bikini Island.