Sentence examples for evidence that the testing from inspiring English sources

To Puchowicz, it was evidence that the testing regimen could still be fooled.

The National Football League also reacted to news of the positive H.G.H. test, with the spokesman Greg Aiello saying that "this is just further evidence that the testing has become reliable".

But the evidence that the testing of mere arrestees helps in the effort is surprisingly thin, said Julie E. Samuels, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, who helped write a comprehensive study on the question.

That is in line with a growing body of evidence that the test should be used more widely, Dr. Ridker said.

Nearly six years ago, a panel of experts convened by the National Institutes of Health declared there was no evidence that the test prevented cancer deaths in women under 50.

That panel said then that there was no evidence that the test prevented breast cancer deaths in women under 50 and suggested that those women discuss mammograms with their doctors before deciding to have one.

Despite overwhelming evidence that the tests were failing, the very issue of welfare reforms is so politically charged that no one had any desire to admit it was wrong.

The new policy is based on evidence that the tests work well enough to recommend and applies to all adults 50 and older and to some younger people with symptoms or risk factors for colon cancer.

His case has been long and protracted after his lawyer, Philip Lucas, tried to get it dismissed, arguing there was not sufficient evidence that the test in the police station was working properly.

They presented evidence that the test is very good at identifying amyloid, but they did not present evidence that it was very good at identifying the clinical presence of Alzheimer's disease.

Doctors, mental health and disability rights groups, coroners and bereaved families of those who have taken their own lives have expressed concern following anecdotal evidence that the tests are adversely affecting the mental health of claimants, but this is the first study to look in detail at the issue.