Sentence examples for test providers from inspiring English sources

The two lab test providers that provided data to the insurer do not operate in some states; for example, the availability of lab test results in one state was as low as 2% for LDL.

As a related option, databases listing mutations or availability of genetic tests (e.g., the NIH's nascent Genetic Testing Registry) could mandate test providers share sequence data and interpretive algorithms as a condition of listing their tests.

Giovanni and co-authors (2010) reported primarily on the experiences of 22 genetic test providers (91% of whom were genetic counsellors) in the USA who had provided consultations to consumers who had purchased DTC GT [ 15].

Furthermore, the judge said, "If test providers meet this burden, then there would be no reason to flag the test results of disabled test takers who receive accommodations".

Ms. Feinberg would not say whether the school system's widely publicized disputes with CTB/McGraw-Hill were a factor in the decision to switch test providers.

Indigenous children, who already have lower rates of childcare enrolment, would be disadvantaged by the so-called activity test, providers warn.

But on March 27, Judge William H. Orrick refused the request, writing that the federal laws "require the test provider to take steps to best ensure that the tests equally measure the skills of disabled and nondisabled test takers".

In Georgia, for example, CTB/McGraw-Hill — New York's former test provider — checked unusual erasures on all papers last year for $27,000.

For sick people it means paying $7 for every visit to the doctor and every medical test – $5 of which will be invested in a new "medical research future fund" and $2 will be kept by the doctor or test provider, in part to help them waive the payment in cases of "genuine need".

QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INC., -- Teterboro, N.J., a medical laboratory test provider, agreed to pay $13.1 million to settle allegations that Nichols Institute, a unit it bought in 1994, overbilled government health-care programs between 1989 and 1995 for tests that were not medically necessary.

Cancer test provider Guardant Health also secured $360 million in a SoftBank-led financing.