Sentence examples for test has been given from inspiring English sources

So far, the test has been given to a small number of patients.

According to the results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress' 2002 Writing Assessment, released yesterday, fourth and eighth graders' writing has improved significantly since 1998, the only other time the current version of the test has been given.

The company says that while its test has been given to about 200,000 women since 1996, only 3percentt of the women believed to harbor the harmful mutations that can be detected by the test have been identified so far.

The antinociceptive activity of MEPH and morphine in tail immersion test has been given in Table  2.

The Vulcans noted that a new Civil Service test had been given in March, and a new list based on that test was about to be certified.

The Massachusetts tests have been given to 4th, 8th and 10th graders for the last two years and are supposed to become a prerequisite for graduation in 2003.

Late today, Dr. William Winkenwerder Jr., assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, said military personnel in the tests had been given protection available at the time, though he conceded that it was primitive compared with what is available today.

As part of an annual talent search since 1981, the SAT and ACT tests have been given to more than 1.6 million gifted seventh graders, with roughly equal numbers of boys and girls participating.

The effects of social conditions around testing have been given much less attention, but several studies show that animals react differently in behaviour tests when tested in group than when tested individually.

A far more enlightening analysis of the bearing of the classical tests had been given by Harold Jeffreys in 1919 and taken over (without acknowledgement) by Arthur Eddington in The Mathematical Theory of Relativity (Eddington, 1924); Jeffreys's approach eventually led to the modern parameterization of metrical theories of gravitation.

These cases, for which no organ focus could be determined on clinical and radiologic assessment and no positive results were obtained from microbiological investigations (e.g., blood cultures and malaria antigen tests), have been given the colloquial term "Helmand fever".