Sentence examples for contract testing from inspiring English sources

This immunoassay service and expertise is also used by toxicological and other contract testing laboratories in the pharmaceutical and life science industries.

Enhancing traditional component-based development methods with built-in contract testing in this way reduces the costs associated with component assembly, and thus makes the "plug-and-play" vision of component-based development closer to practical reality.

They've used their winnings to purchase prototype supplies, pay for travel to additional competitions, and to fund a partnership with FDA-certified contract testing services.

Rubin aims to have 30 prototypes on the road in the U.S. and China this summer so contract testing companies can pinpoint problems.

In essence, the resolution asks the nation to do what California did 13 years ago -- require manufactures and contract testing facilities to use scientifically valid non-animal tests to prove product safety before resorting to animal tests.

Then in 2000, Senator O'Connell took a slightly different approach and introduced SB 2082, which instead of banning specific tests, prohibited manufacturers and contract testing facilities from using animal test methods when an appropriate scientifically validated non-animal test was available.

Six countries favour European "integration contracts"—tests of would-be citizens' knowledge of their host countries as a pre-condition for getting passports.But if both sides of the pond are experiencing similar upheavals, there is a big difference between their debates.

The SEC will apply the investment contract test set forth in the septuagenarian SEC v. W.J. Howey Co. case (the "Howey Test").

It is intended that the simple contract test used in this section will be applied as under section 544(a)(1) not to require a creditor to perfect against a creditor on a simple contract in the event applicable law makes such perfection impossible.

The regulations require schools to provide prior notice of construction, provide for the health and safety of school occupants in the contractor's contract, test areas to be disturbed for lead and asbestos, and separate the work from the students and staff.

Democrats in Washington don't trust the states to hold themselves accountable, and a recent audit of how Texas has mishandled a half billion-dollar contract with testing giant NCS Pearson shows why.