Sentence examples for move from test from inspiring English sources

Now Google and Yahoo will have to decide whether to move from test to broader partnership.

Judging by the number of tips we've already received on the new look (and those that we've spotted discussing it online), it could move from test phase to wider rollout in a matter of weeks.

By using an approved drug with a known safety profile, the partnership between the scientist (Dr. Aaron Schimmer of Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto), a disease foundation (the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society), and a cancer research center (the University of Kansas Medical Center) among others was able to move from test tube to patient in record-setting time.

There is understandable wariness in Washington about trusting a regime that has never demonstrated its trustworthiness in the past and has not renounced a January pledge to move from testing to mass production of warheads and missiles.

Powering Early Customer Acquisition As you move from testing to growth, a critical part of growth depends on marketing.

As children approach school age, it is usually possible to move from tests of global development to more in-depth assessments of cognitive function, including measures of intelligence quotient (IQ), executive function, memory and attention.

Such interviews are also increasingly popular with admissions officers at universities looking to move away from test scores and other standardized measures of student quality.

Consider the software industry, in which companies have moved from testing products in usability laboratories to testing them in customer environments.

When the Zipline, UPS, and Gavi partnership moves from testing to full operation in Rwanda in late July, CEO Keller Rinaudo believes it will mark a milestone for Africa and the drone industry.

The Committee on Toxicity Testing and Assessment of Environmental Agents of the National Research Council (NRC 2007) envisioned a future for toxicity testing that moves from testing in whole animals toward in vitro assays conducted in human cells.

As a result, endoscopic ultrasound has the potential to move from a test for diagnosis or confirmation of malignancy, to one in which it could facilitate the personalization of cancer-directed therapy.