Sentence examples for more intense testing from inspiring English sources

Dr. Acheson said that the F.D.A. was starting more intense testing of tuna and that it would consider whether to say anything specific about canned tuna based on those findings.

Although this will help regions that recently have had steep inclines in new infections, the formula does not take into account the rates per population, so a populous state with 10,000 infected people receives the same weighting as a state that has the same number of infections and fewer residents—and thus a more intense testing and prevention effort.

More intense testing of the Swedish version of the scale is warranted.

In their study, both trained and untrained individuals exhibited increased sTfR solely in response to the more intense exercise test.

In high frequency (reverse digit span) where the mental task is more demanding, difference in memory performance between controls and dyslexics is more intense (t-test, p = 0.084) but it does not achieve statistical significance.

But with the exposure will come a more intense kind of testing.

This more intense source simplifies diagnostic testing and our initial research efforts.

Whatever the most appropriate concept for a given disease, it is probably prudent to determine outcome with less intense regimens before testing more intense, and potentially more toxic, conditioning regimens.

The higher testing frequency may reflect more intense follow-up schedules involving specific tests after a diagnosis of BM compared to patients who do not have a BM diagnosis.

Thus, after more than a decade of intense testing, it seems likely that test-taking motivation in low-stakes assessments has developed an influence on effort and performance.

This test exerts more intense condition to the nanocomposites than industrial use condition.