Sentence examples for test believes from inspiring English sources

And Chalmers, whose son Sam was banned in 2013 for two years after failing a doping test, believes there needs to be better education of players.

Walter Mischel, the author of "The Marshmallow Test," believes the skills which enable self-control allow us to avoid temptation and live our lives fully.

Sir Clive Woodward, whose 2005 Lions had a midweek match against Auckland four days before their final Test, believes an extra flight, never mind one little more than 12 hours after the final whistle in Melbourne, is not good preparation for the final push.

The longtime music journalist, who hosted the legendary BBC music show Old Grey Whistle Test, believes that the rock star's dominance in pop culture is over.

Some people who opposed the test believed this was due more to Hillary's resolve than to Bill.

The news was confirmed by the sport's governing body, the IAAF, and the Swedish Athletics Federation, who said the 25-year-old had withdrawn from competition following an out-of-competition urine test, believed to be in Addis Adaba in January.

This test, believed to represent an appropriate model of clinical pain, involves two distinct phases.

The smooth pursuit eye movement test, believed to reflect cervical afferent dysfunction, has also shown inconsistent results [ 17- 19].

Ilic and colleagues 46 differentiated 'reactive screeners' (GPs who screened only at the patient's request) from 'proactive screeners' (GPs motivated to test, believed screening was beneficial, and feared missing cancer, including for medicolegal reasons).

Former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott, one of their fiercest critics over the first three Tests, believes the tourists are now in "prime position" to win the match.

But Johnson, who has taken 205 wickets in 51 Tests, believes he can still win his first Ashes series this winter.