The demand for a test ban has thus become the touchstone of sincere peace seekers.
But Mr Lieberman, like Ms Livni and Kadima, also accepts the notion of two states, one for Israel, one for Palestine.He repeated, too, his campaign demand for a test of loyalty for all citizens of Israel, including Arab ones.
To evaluate potential demand for such a test, we conducted a cross-sectional telephone survey of 2,678 randomly selected adults across the United States and four European countries.
Without a regulatory body providing clear recommendations on how pharmacogenetic test information can be used to alter clinical pathways, clinicians' demand for a pharmacogenetic test may not translate into changes in their practice or improvement in patient benefits.
There is less experience as well as a lower demand for a corresponding test to assess ovarian tissue but recent reports of ovarian hormones following stimulation with FSH need to be explored further.
Remember — cast your mind back to the 1930s — and worldwide at that time, there was a vast and stable demand for a reliable diagnostic test for syphilis.
The fight between Pacquiao and Mayweather broke down when negotiations between the sides hit a snag over Mayweather's demand for a rigorous dope-testing procedure.
The demand for a pet-based normalcy test has since been ritualized, in tiresome but necessary books by or addressed to Millie, Socks, and their ilk.
But I understand, that you can't demand a test for idiocy at the point of sale.
Even so, William Thies, the association's chief medical and scientific officer, said that so far there had not been much demand for the test, and that a direct-to-consumer company specializing in it had gone out of business.
Dr. Henschke's paper was published in a British medical journal, The Lancet, last July 10 and reported widely in the news media, setting off a groundswell of demand for the test because she showed that lung cancer could be detected early, and a rush by radiologists to offer it.
