Sentence examples for protracted test from inspiring English sources
Nottinghamshire's James Taylor pushed his case on Monday with a career-best 291 against Sussex, but Bayliss has questioned whether county pitches are preparing players for the rigours of protracted Test innings.
In addition, Chernobyl thyroid exposures meet the protracted test because > 90% of the dose came from iodine-131, which has an 8-day half-life (Gavrilin et al. 2004).
In contrast, nanomaterials that can be proven to be rapidly eliminated from the body may not require protracted testing.
The protracted trial was testing Hamilton's outlook on life, which Valentina Rice had summarized as "It's all meant to be".
Given the large number of models that are usually tested during learning evaluations, and the occasionally protracted run times seen with complex models, investment in a dedicated computer system to house modeling software should be considered.
After a protracted beta test, Star Trek Online finally makes it out of space dock.
During protracted abstinence testing, rats (n = 10 12/group) were tested once using a between subjects design, receiving CP 94,253 15 min before the test and/or SB 224289 pretreatment 60 min before the test; matched vehicle injections (1 mL/kg, s.c. and i.p).
The protracted animal testing of multiple combinations of food and irradiation dose, despite clear evidence of a lack of need, and utility of, such studies provides a close parallel to the current situation with data requirements for GM crops in some jurisdictions.
Football Federation Australia, which runs the A-League, has reportedly offered financial inducements for Kewell to join Melbourne Victory, but protracted talks have tested the patience of fans.
While evidence suggests that adolescent social stressors may result in long term disruption to hippocampal-dependent spatial memory [ 35- 37], we are currently unaware of any research that has tested protracted changes in mPFC DA-dependent spatial working memory as a result of stress in adolescence.
He is currently undergoing a more protracted, though more agreeable test of his staying power.
