Robert Schaeffer, public education director at FairTest, predicts a flurry of test-taking among affluent students.
At the hospital, doctors and nurses orbited my bed, running a flurry of tests: blood samples, heart ultrasound, CAT scan.
The outbreak led to a flurry of lab testing and a survey of the industry to determine how the virus had entered the country, comparing supplies and feeds in an effort to find a smoking gun.
But less than a year after walking across the stage at my college graduation, I received an unexpected diagnosis — acute myeloid leukemia — and with it came a flurry of consultations, tests and appointments.
The test was among the most provocative yet conducted by the hermit kingdom, raising tensions that were already at unprecedented levels following a flurry of missile tests this year.
A story like that at UCSF would trigger a flurry of blood tests, scans, and specialty consultations and possibly life-saving kidney dialysis.
And tensions along the 160-mile border have rarely been higher, as Pyongyang's saber-rattling has intensified amid a flurry of missile tests.
Lord Coe, who was speaking before the Anniversary Games, which begin on Friday at the Olympic Stadium in London, also said that the flurry of recent positive tests is a sign that more cheats are being caught.
There were also the two elephants in the mixed zone: first, the flurry of positive doping tests that knocked stars like Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell and Veronica Campbell-Brown out of the championships; second, the international backlash to Russia's new legislation banning gay propaganda to minors, which sparked, by the end, all manner of debate as the meet progressed.
Hence, the past decade has witnessed a flurry of activity in testing DC based immunotherapies for cancer intervention.
Recently, the use of photogrammetry for reconstructing large-scale infrastructure scenes has motivated a flurry of research in testing the accuracy of camera network geometry for field measurement (Wackrow and Chandler 2008; 2011; Dai and Lu 2008; 2010; 2013; Dai et al. 2013).
