Sentence examples for example tests from inspiring English sources

The result is that France, for example, tests more cattle in a week than the United States has tested in a decade.

How will predictive genetic tests -- for example, tests for susceptibility to breast cancer or Alzheimer's disease -- affect the way we view ourselves and treat others?

In 1998, for example, tests were done in three areas, each presenting a different demographic challenge: Sacramento, Calif.; 11 counties in South Carolina; and Menominee County in Wisconsin, home of an Indian reservation.

Such wear is inevitable in an artificial hip; for example, tests showed that the type of plastic used in some plastic-metal hips shed particles that led to bone loss in some patients.

In Finland, for example, tests are introduced at age 45 years.

For example, tests are used not only for selecting candidates for education, employment, and promotion but also for immigration, citizenship or asylum, monitoring the performance of schools and colleges, implementing educational policies, reforming educational systems, and deciding on the distribution of funding (Cheng, 2005; Eades, 2005; McNamara, 2012).

For example, testing for Tay-Sachs disease is relatively common in the Ashkenazi Jewish population.

CV Therapeutics, for example, tested its drug in two large studies involving 1,014 patients, including about 365 from North America and Western Europe and close to 600 from Russia and Eastern Europe.

The walnut industry, for example, tested several differently worded claims with consumers and found little impact on their intent to buy.

With the eye cream, for example, test results indicated a 19percentt decrease in under-eye puffiness and a 36percentt increase in elasticity after eight weeks.

The paltry suspension — much less severe than those generally issued to players who, for example, test positive for marijuana — was met with both immediate and sustained outrage.