Sentence examples for test picked from inspiring English sources

The test picked up his propionic acidemia, which can cause coma, brain damage and even death.

In the C.D.C. study, Quidel's test picked up 69percentt of the swine flu cases, the best performance of the three tests studied.

Asked if they wanted fruit or a healthy snack, subjects in a test picked an unhealthy snack 70 per cent of the time.

Shannon Minor went to the drugstore last year to buy a home pregnancy test, picked up the local newspaper and read some bad news: her obstetrician, Barbara Pringle, was planning to stop delivering babies.

The test picked up 15 of the samples with variant CJD - a 71% success rate.

Users of the app who participated in a pilot test picked up new words at a rate of about four a day, leveraging words from both a built-in list and from a user's own IM conversation.

The test picks up the antibodies a person produces from vaccinations, but these can be discarded from the test results.

But the A1c test picks up a much larger cohort of about 12 million people in the UK who are at much lower risk.

The Accurian had excellent reception in the detached home, but suffered somewhat in the apartment test, picking up just six stations.

Early tranquilizers, such as Librium, proved their value through the "cat test" — pick up a drugged cat by the scruff of the neck and see what it does.

The Institute's $295 test picks up only the four types of BRCA flaw that are currently thought to affect Ashkenazi Jews.