Sentence examples for test sending from inspiring English sources

To study the problem, Mr. Lederer conducted a test, sending one of the service's biplanes at full power down a ramp into a concrete wall.

The Observer put this to the test, sending an email to the chief executives at these companies and asking them to respond directly.

The cladding on five more of Unite's brand new blocks have also failed the test, sending alarm bells through the sector and revealing construction quality to be far from top of the industry's priorities.

In addition, some students said that other services have also been affected by this change in prices, which include changing the date of the test, sending the results by post (locally and internationally), and getting an additional copy of the test report to be sent internationally.

I was in the box for that first month after the dirty urine test, sending letters to my girl and my parents telling them that I was just going to write the bid away, and that I wouldn't need much from them (yeah, right). .

The two letters were evaluated similarly: no differences were found in clearness, understandability, intention to visit the website, importance to visit the website and attitude towards visiting the website, requesting a test package, doing a chlamydia test, sending back the test package or requesting the results of the chlamydia test.

Those two zeros, coupled with a zero fault score in Wednesday's first test, send them into tomorrow's final two rounds with a perfect score.

"We got constant orders from doctors to draw blood, get this test and that test, send her here and there for procedures," Ann recounts.

In the Prospect study, incident cases of diabetes were detected via a urinary glucose strip test, sent out with the first follow-up questionnaire, for detection of glucosuria.

If a test requiring special technical skills or equipment is rarely requested, it may be cost-saving to have the test sent out rather than performed in-house.

A few principals have refused to administer some field tests, sending back boxes of the shrink-wrapped booklets.