Sentence examples for devise tests from inspiring English sources

Athletes use drugs to enhance their performances, scientists devise tests to identify those drugs, then the athletes move on to more sophisticated doping techniques.

But industry experts say it is hard for new companies to come in because of shortages of specialized personnel, especially the psychometricians who devise tests and monitor their validity.

David Biltchik, a consultant in Washington, worked with Italian producers, scientists, diplomats and American officials to devise tests that would convince the Agriculture Department that Parma hams, which are cured for 400 days, posed no threat to American lives.

And once armed with the drug, you have to devise tests that reveal what type of cancer someone has, in order to find out whether the drug will work in his case.

The distinctive American answer to this problem was standards-based reform, a not particularly coordinated effort by individual reformers, institutions and states to articulate the academic standards that children should be reaching and then to devise tests aligned with those standards and "accountability" measures to attach consequences to success or failure.

He hopes that a pharmaceutical firm will now devise tests based on these genes to identify those in whom scarring progresses rapidly or slowly, as well as drugs that improve healing.Malaria, which kills more than 1m people a year and contributes to the deaths of a further 1.7m, according to the World Health Organisation, probably falls at the multigenic end of the spectrum.

It's also the reason the LP took so long to come out: Francisco finished the music over a year ago but the game took ages to devise, test and manufacture, delaying the release until it was perfected.

Her most recent research devised tests which showed that children as young as three begin to categorise the world by gender.

At that time, there was no service industry on the island, so Mr. Wangeman devised tests to decide who had aptitude for certain jobs.

The British university researchers and sports biomechanics analysts who spent weeks devising tests for the documentary had one full day with the star in Madrid.

Once the virus and its antigen were found, Dr Blumberg and his team devised tests for it, so that donors could be screened before giving the blood that often transmitted the infection.