Sentence examples for supply testing from inspiring English sources
I used to work as a student welfare officer at Leeds Beckett University, and I wanted to use our mammoth budget to supply testing kits to the students.
The same day this report was published, another source reported U.S. Sen. Bob Casey and a group of colleagues called for further public water supply testing when it was discovered that the wastewater created as a byproduct of drilling Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania was found to have "higher levels of radioactive materials than was previously disclosed".
Throw in the "unexplained" and it means that all the basic infertility tests are normal (egg supply testing; imaging to check fallopian tubes and ovary; sperm analysis) and your doctor is left shrugging her shoulders because she can't put a finger on why you're not getting pregnant.
YH and YC contributed to supply testing compounds.
The air cover air supply test indicated an air supply rate of 220 L/min, which is sufficient for the staff replacing the respirator in the emergency rescue relay cabin.
Agilent Technologies, which supplies testing equipment and chips to telecom makers, sees "a pause" in torrid growth.
Through these partnerships, companies have contributed both financially to the Global Fund and through innovative tools such as workplace prevention campaigns and investment in supplies, testing and treatment.
We would also like to acknowledge BioMérieux, Inc. and AdvanDx Inc. for supplying testing equipment and test kits.
But Microsoft has been supplying test versions for evaluation for several months, and last week it delivered the final product.
Now comes proof that the phenomenon affects drinking water as well — small but measurable amounts of pharmaceuticals and caffeine were found in twenty-four of twenty-eight metropolitan water supplies tested.
For more than two months now, states and local governments have taken on the additional responsibilities to guard important buildings, improve airport security, protect water supplies, test for anthrax and pay the soaring overtime costs of police, firefighters and other emergency workers.
