Sentence examples for failed to test for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Christie's scientists had failed to test for the right poison.

This problem has also led to a lawsuit against the British Geological Survey, which failed to test for arsenic when it checked the groundwater in the 1960s.Much of rural India is also a microcosm of appalling water management.

It failed to test for powder traces on Reeves' hand and, even though the top of Reeves' skull was removed, no one checked the head wound for gunpowder traces, which would have been present if he'd shot himself at close range.

In a letter to Mr. Lentz, the committee's chairman, Henry Waxman, and Bart Stupak, a subcommittee chairman, said that the study Toyota says proves the throttle isn't the cause had a very small sample size and failed to test for real-world conditions.

Although the company said it had sponsored the race to raise awareness about doping, it was later revealed that the organizers had failed to test for EPO, short for synthetic erythropoietin, a hormone that, like Aranesp, stimulates the production of red blood cells.

Police initially did not properly interview key witnesses, failed to test the suspect for alcohol or drugs, and set him free without either arresting him or filing criminal charges.

It should be noted, however, that we failed to test each appropriate Gram-negative isolate for susceptibility to imepenem and meropenem, which forced us to incorporate our findings into the broader category of carbapenem resistance.

This agency is tasked with identifying and punishing unfair and deceptive practices in commerce and advertising; Sen. Harris asserts that the purveyors of facial recognition technology may be considered in violation of FTC rules if they fail to test or account for serious biases in their systems.

2) They fail to test the tree for freshness.

The variable "differential missing rate in problem solving" is obtained as the difference between the proportion of individuals with vocational education who failed to be tested for PSTRE and the corresponding proportion among individuals with academic education, by level of education, country and gender.

"Louisiana spends billions on its prisons, but has failed to find the money to test for and treat HIV in local jails," said McLemore.