Sentence examples for mind when testing from inspiring English sources

This knowledge should be kept in mind when testing pigs in an experimental room with other animals present within hearing distance.

One thing to keep in mind when testing a scent on a strip of paper is that it will not smell exactly the same way on your body as it does on paper.

I'll keep that in mind when I test it out, too.

If that wild thought had entered my mind when I was testing the CCX last summer, I would have figured the Koenigsegg's 806-horsepower thrust and severe G-forces were to blame.

Lyrick was reluctant to sponsor The Wiggles at first, thinking that the band members' Australian accents might not be acceptable to American audiences, but changed their minds when they tested The Wiggles' videos with American children.

This phrase would not only mean that testing was routine, it would further emphasize the primary concern on people's minds when they consider testing: confidentiality.

He said the pension for city police officers was so known for being lucrative that, unlike other municipal employees, "police officers are the only ones who have the pension in the back of their mind when they take the test in their early 20s".

Either way, that patient always has to be kept in mind when performing a diagnostic test; the result has to be translated into a real risk for disease that not only has implications for the patient but also for all the family members that share the same DNA.

It's clever, and hats off to them, but I doubt it's what Alan Turing had in mind when he devised the test, and it raises all sorts of questions about the rules.

You want everything to be fresh in your mind when you take the test.

The questions were "what factors or circumstances would enable you/make it difficult for you to test for HIV upon first time antenatal attendance?", and " are there any other issues that come to mind when you think of HIV testing upon first time antenatal attendance?".