Sentence examples for mainstream tests from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barnier also called for more stringent bank stress tests and supported the idea that liquidity should be measured not as part of the mainstream tests but in a parallel exercise — a suggestion that might mean the results would not be made public.

Some reported becoming "fond of" or developing a "love affair" with particular tests suggesting familiarity with the assessment was essential to be able to interpret mainstream tests in a culturally fair manner.

But as PCT testing becomes more mainstream, testing cost will decrease while still providing opportunity to decrease antibiotic use.

Practitioners often developed informal methods for assessing cognition or relied on mainstream standardised tests which they adapted or with which they were highly familiar in order to be able to assess the validity of the results.

In fact, limited physician knowledge about even the most mainstream genetic tests suggests that the competency of HCPs to explain the results of DTC-GT is limited [ 45, 129, 130].

Pearson plans to enter the mainstream schools testing market in the UK.

He is an omniscient presence in UK popular culture—he passes the mainstream litmus test of 'does your grandma know who he is?' with flying colors and has the best job in the world (Professional Judger).

Similarly, although progesterone and the progesterone receptor play important roles in mammary gland development and breast cancer progression (Obr and Edwards 2012), no progesterone assays have been adopted into EDSP or other mainstream chemical testing paradigms.

Consistency of care should be a central tenet of both the cancer genetic services and any future mainstreamed gene testing within oncology.

Most mainstream students take tests with essay questions on the phases of the water cycle; the English learners have the option to draw posters, like one by a Bolivian-born boy who depicted himself as a water molecule rising from an ice cube, drifting into a cloud and raining over his homeland.

Thrombophilia is: (i) common, (ii) associated with low risk, (iii) can be tested in mainstream medicine, and (iv) people tested can be offered advice on preventive strategies.