Sentence examples for test ready from inspiring English sources

"Our view of test readiness is that if you learn your basic skills, you're test ready," says Sylvan Education's president, Jeffrey Cohen Jeffrey Cohen.

The French are on an even tighter timetable than the Australians because of their desire to have the test ready for the Tour.

As of early this month, Consumer Genetics did not have the caffeine test ready, even though it was advertised on its Web site.

Though neither the Australians nor the French expect to have the test ready to present formally to the medical commission until late July or early August, officials are scrambling to make the procedural hurdles easier to clear.

The F.D.A. issued guidance to the industry on companion diagnostics in July, including its preference for having the test ready for approval at the same time as the drug.

He said that when it became evident that the F.D.A. would make a decision on Xalkori earlier than expected, Abbott had to work nights and weekends to get the test ready.

Mr. Eubanks said, "We believe that there are no tests ready to do that," though he added that with the new national Common Core curriculum standards being rolled out, new tests might be created that could meet the bar.

Roche and a GenProbe-Chiron alliance are both racing to have tests ready for widespread use by 1 July.

"I can't wait to get into the car and start testing ready for our 2012 debut," Priaulx said at the car's launch in Munich.

Blame it on No Child Left Behind and the race to get children test-ready by third grade: Kindergarten has steadily become, as many educators put it, "the new first grade".

The third spinner in the touring party is a tricky one – there is not a great number of them around in county cricket at the moment and those who are Test-ready are at the older end of the spectrum, like Gareth Batty at Surrey or James Tredwell at Kent.