Sentence examples for test should be introduced from inspiring English sources

A government consultation has asked whether a "baseline" test should be introduced at the start of reception for five-year-olds.

We do not aim to suggest that the limited number of subjects in this study is sufficient to imply that this type of test should be introduced into routine clinical practice: nor do we suggest that a test with sensitivity of 75% is suitable for screening for this condition.

To test functional aspect of balance specific exercise program, the four-square step test should be introduced as an outcome measure.

Although there were no penalties for a positive test in 2003, confidential testing was conducted by Major League Baseball in agreement with the players' union to determine if random testing should be introduced in the following year.

For Q4 and Q5, answering "no tests should be introduced" was also an option.

The results indicate no detectable differences for Q1, Q2, and Q4 regarding the introduction of mandatory vision tests, recurrent medical tests, and the age at which tests should be introduced, respectively.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Distribution of responses to Q3: "Do you think that the following tests should be included in a medical assessment of older drivers?" Most participants (91.74%) chose responses to Q4 indicating that mandatory medical tests should be introduced for drivers above 60 years of age.

Outreach HIV testing should be introduced in line with global recommendations [ 53, 59].

Due to the fact that BCG immunization has been administered routinely in Norway, specific blood tests should be introduced in all post-exposure contact tracing situations.

The standard concept of genetic testing includes at least three broad criteria that need to be fulfilled before new genetic tests should be introduced: analytical validity, clinical validity, and clinical utility.

Finally, consultants were asked whether they thought that surgical aptitude testing should be introduced to select trainees for surgical training and the majority agreed (60.6%) with only 13.6% disagreeing.