Sentence examples for deterrent test from inspiring English sources
The following year North Korea privately threatened to expand its "deterrent", test it (which it later did) and even sell it.
Fear that disclosure of HIV status would affect migrant status and Visa application process is mentioned in Ireland as a deterrent to testing.
For example, written consent may be beneficial as a reminder to clinicians of their obligations to obtain specific consent to HIV testing and as a deterrent to unconsented testing.
How much of a deterrent will the test actually create in Sydney, after athletes have already benefited from the training advantages provided by EPO?
The article "A Great Hope of Physics Falls on Hard Times" (Sept . 26 quotes a Lawrence Livermore Laboratory associate director as saying that its multibillion-dollar laser facility is needed to maintain our nuclear deterrent without nuclear testing.
We expect the mere existence of this "name and photo" database will stand as a strong deterrent to any test-taker who might still consider impersonation while the access-controlled functionality of the database will prevent misuse by score recipients.
In developing countries, insufficient resources are a deterrent to routine testing of the susceptibility of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tuberculosis) to antituberculosis drugs prior to the treatment.
For each individual plant species, we used a paired t-test to examine whether extracts had significantly deterrent or stimulatory properties (test versus control diet eaten in N = 20 assays per species).
This approach has likely been effective in reducing the number of infected cattle entering low incidence regions due to the direct effects of testing on identifying infected cattle as well as the deterrent effects of extra testing on farmers' decisions to purchase cattle from endemic regions [ 19].
It's nice to see the deterrent effect of the testing".
