Sentence examples for take part in tests from inspiring English sources
In a country of 1.2 billion people, where more than half the population lives in chronic poverty according to a recent UN report, the supply of people willing to take part in tests for very modest fees is inexhaustible.
During part of this research, Banissy ran a study at the Science Museum in London, asking passers-by to fill out questionnaires about their own empathy levels and to take part in tests, during which they were delivered a tap to their cheek while being shown someone else being tapped on a different side of their face.
If Raikkonen cannot take part in testing this week, Ferrari could ask development driver Pedro De La Rosa to run both days.
As with the current drug testing rules, the biological passports will not be compulsory but any athlete who refuses to take part in testing could face punishment.
Yamaha have yet to confirm which two riders will take part in testing as Lorenzo's team-mate Ben Spies has also been out of action with injury.
That aside, drones that take part in testing in North Dakota will also provide data for the FAA to help it "analyze current processes for establishing small UAS airworthiness and system maturity," as well as provide initial information regarding the "maintenance and repair" of drones, presumably for later regulation.
One way to practice active personal responsibility is to take part in testing and link with prevention services.
You must be at least 17 years old to take part in testing for your private pilot license.
Although various companies have been taking part in tests, the one paying customer Counterpane would identify last week was VoteHere.com.com
Fiji has acted unilaterally to pay compensation to veterans who took part in tests there, but the supreme court in the UK has ruled it is too late to claim.
Mortality in men in the armed forces who took part in tests at Porton Down from 1941-89 waslightlyly higher than that of similar veterans who did not take part (rate ratio 1.06).
