Sentence examples for historically testing from inspiring English sources

Historically, testing on animals was the only method for assessing chemical risk, but now more precise methods are being developed because of the tremendous advances made in the understanding of the mechanisms of toxicity.

It is not an empirically and historically tested and verified factual work.

Amazon has historically tested its new comedy, drama, documentary and kids' shows with its audience by releasing initial episodes to Amazon Video, then tracking how well they are received.

"The real problem?" says Larry Warsh, founder of Museums magazines and an early collector of art stars like Basquiat and Haring, "Too much money trickling down to material that's not historically tested.

Nevertheless, the macaque model is well suited to determine the efficacy of existing vaccines (historically assessed in cynomolgus macaques) and treatment strategies (historically tested in rhesus macaques) against the currently circulating EBOV-Makona strain in West Africa.

Historically, test results has been among the earliest components of the information system to be automated and it is possible that not-for-profit hospitals, which constitute the more traditional form of hospital organization, may have more experience developing this component of their information systems [ 18].

In fact, the Olympics, where security is always a concern, have historically served as testing grounds for new government surveillance systems, which are often one of the event's most lasting legacies.

Historically, microsatellite testing in colorectal cancers was the first predictive test for the identification of an underlying mismatch repair (MMR) mutation.

Historically, HIV testing has been provider-driven and prompted by symptoms manifested in the advanced stages of HIV disease [ 36].

Every time a product introduces a new ingredient, that ingredient has to be regulated for safety which, historically, has involved animal testing.

Accountability/Competition: Diane Ravitch, "Let Our Schools Hire and Fire Teachers," New York Times, July 1, 1995; Diane Ravitch, "First, Save the Schools," New York Times, June 27 , 1994 Diane Ravitch, "Testing and Accountability, Historically Considered," in Williamson M. Evers and Herbert J. Walberg, eds., School Accountability (Hoover Institution Press, 2002), p. 18.