Sentence examples for harmony test from inspiring English sources
Emma remembers an NHS testing midwife who spoke to her soon after taking the Harmony test about what Down's syndrome might involve.
Emma, a 44-year-old exercise teacher, and her partner, James, 43, ended a pregnancy last year after a private NIPT Harmony test, done at 11 weeks, showed their child had Down's syndrome and two heart problems that would mean surgery immediately after birth.
They could choose the new, highly-accurate, non-invasive prenatal test (we offered the Harmony test from Ariosa Diagnostics).
Then along came non-invasive prenatal testing in late 2011, and within a year, four companies offered a version of this blood test, including the Harmony test from Ariosa Diagnostics that we use at South Shore Hospital in Massachusetts, 15 miles South of Boston.
Note that the students from the public, private and religious institutions are about four, six and ten times more likely than the faculty to think that evolution and creationism are in harmony, respectively (sign test two-tail pair-wise comparisons, P ≤ 0.05; Fig. 3).
"Make no mistake, we are in a time when our values and our harmony are being tested, and we need to rise to this test and ensure we live up to the best of our traditions as a nation of immigration," Soutphommasane said.
The first three or four weeks or so we'll be following the elements of music: rhythm, melody and harmony — and then a test.
I have been plunged into another world – a world where parents are deeply offended by the way society screens for these conditions, by the official language of "risk", by the very naming of NIPT tests (Tranquility, Harmony).
"The only thing I wish could do that I can't do," he said, "would be to sight‐read music normally instead of bringing the paper up close". When, after a year at the Manhattan School, the school insisted that he learn to read Braille music, Kerr quit and went over to Juilliard where he took tests in harmony and composition.
But the bursting of the dot-com bubble, coupled with car buyers' perpetual urge to kick the tires, has led to a rare harmony between computer clicks and test drives.
I've come here to make a documentary for BBC Radio Four and the World Service on the relationship between the United States and China, and there is no doubt North Korea is one of the places that test my title: Harmony and Hostility.
