Sentence examples for made in testing from inspiring English sources

Gay rights groups, blood banks, and many doctors and scientists consider the ban inconsistent with the restrictions placed on other high-risk groups and antiquated in light of the advances that have been made in testing donated blood.

Palatin, a firm in Cranbury, New Jersey, is testing PT-141 as a nasal spray for men and women, and has started a phase II clinical study.However, although good progress is being made in testing these drugs for FSD, many warn against seeking a "cure" for it.

Some progress has been made in testing these relationships [ Walter and Heimann, 2000], but data are limited, particularly regarding NPP and temperature responses; such issues must be considered in greater detail [ Farmer et al., 2012].

The testing in the control arm was done on frozen specimens, using an HPV test based on the same principle, but that was modified to correspond to the advances made in testing by 2012.

He also pointed to improvements the schools have made in test scores in the last two years.

And no one has been able to get unnatural DNA to function in living cells, although progress has been made in test tubes.

Or it makes them pop a religious vein and spew a series of even more ignorant responses, about the unnaturalness of artificial methods of reproduction, how God did not intend that children be made in test tubes.

More regionally diverse samples are needed to fully explore the differences that geography makes in test takers' awareness and attitudes including differences in ethnic and socioeconomic identity formation across space and time.

One hundred percent concordance was observed between the READIT Assay and genotype assignments made in the testing laboratories.

Broad assumptions are made in the testing and simulation of architectural fabrics used for tensile fabric structures.

"Even with the advances made in HIV testing and treatment, this shows that unfounded prejudices still remain.