Sentence examples for eagerly testing from inspiring English sources

In the last few years, though, scientists say they've learned a staggering amount about how addiction affects the brain, and neuroscientists and other addiction researchers are eagerly testing and developing a new generation of anti-addiction medications.

Since then, pressure to toe a certain line remains, but the editors have been given more license and they have been eagerly testing the limits, with varying degrees of success.

When Hernandez singled to right in the fifth, the A's eagerly tested O'Neill's arm by sending Eric Chavez from second.

Numerous risk features have been evaluated in MM to improve its prognostic appraisal, and predictive markers are eagerly tested worldwide.

I.I.T. Rajasthan's eagerly awaited testing criteria were not delivered until mid-January.

Further randomised control trials are eagerly anticipated to test whether the therapeutic responses to H. pylori eradication and antidepressants differ according to the FD subgroup.

Mr Blair's international musings have made the UK an eagerly watched test case.

Pontiac will eagerly produce test data indicating that the top-line model is marginally quicker than such fast-and-furious hot rods as the Honda Accord and the Volkswagen Passat.

England face France on Saturday in what is effectively a curtain-raiser for the eagerly awaited Test series against the world champions New Zealand.

Eagerly awaited test results on a much-publicized new cancer drug designed to stop tumors by cutting off their blood supply indicate that the medication is safe and that it shows promising signs of helping control the disease.

Clearly, further studies testing this hypothesis are eagerly awaited.