Sentence examples for test for life from inspiring English sources
To test for life time stability – long term measurements up to three months have been undertaken.
For many on the graduate journey, it'll be their first big test for life in the city.
As seen from Mars, the methane discrepancy could be considered as a preliminary positive test for life on Earth.
As Christopher Redman, an internist at the John Radcliffe Hospital, in Oxford, England, and a leading expert on preeclampsia, put it, pregnancy is "a stress test for life".
Also, spectroscopic detection of such relatively complex reduced organic molecules as terpenes (hydrocarbons given off by plants and found over forests) could be used as a test for life.
2) Functional testing of these candidate genes has not been done (e.g., RNAi of the candidate genes to test for life cycle defects).
By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, October 17 , 1931 P. 11Law student who had just passed his test for life-insurance, received a letter of congratulation from the insurance agent when he passed his bar examination.
In general, many tests for life are intrinsically ambiguous.
The ship is now in Antarctic waters testing for life on a seabed that recently became exposed after a vast slab of ice broke free from the continent.
He said patients would need antirejection drugs and monthly blood tests for life, and even after five to seven years could still have chronic rejection or even need a second transplant.
Testing for life would require anticipating a strong spectral signature of microbe byproducts like methane or oxygen, and then differentiating it from other processes, Faherty says.
