Sentence examples for test will do from inspiring English sources

Education officials said that by removing barriers to entry — like the required fee and the very act of signing up — the hope is that students who might not otherwise have taken the test will do so.

The test will do away with the need for people to eat gluten for weeks before a diagnosis can be made, says lead researcher Dr Jason Tye-Din, head of coeliac research at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute in Melbourne.

It's true that no standardized test will do a perfect job in predicting who will be successful in an MBA program.

Unless you're like me and have obvious risk factors, the test will do little good for men under 40 or women under 45.

You want to be as calm and relaxed as possible, and reviewing right before the test will do that.

All the tests will do is measure kids' performance.

Hopefully, genomics and genetic testing will do for inherited disease what vaccines have done for infectious disease.

Try making a mouse with a human liver - or one close enough to human to predict what the drug you're testing will do in a person.

"The publication of the stress tests will do very little to relieve the current tensions on the interbank market," Marie Diron, an economic forecaster for the consulting firm Ernst & Young, said Thursday in an e-mail.

I am guessing that the logic here reads something like "if the previous testing didn't resolve the issues, then certainly more testing will do the trick". As an educator, I disagree, and believe that this new system does a great disservice to our children.

Attitudes towards genetic testing generally were assessed to be sure that acceptability of stratified screening was not influenced by views about genetic testing, using the question: ' Based on what you know, do you think genetic testing will do more good than harm, or more harm than good?