Sentence examples for tested adequately from inspiring English sources

But critics say the foods have not been tested adequately.

Critics say that the fish has not been tested adequately for safety and that it might outcompete wild salmon for food or mates should it ever escape.

But Dr. Eric J. Topol, chairman of the cardiovascular medicine department at the Cleveland Clinic, said that the drugs had not been tested adequately in people with heart disease, even though such people use them.

The leader of a second team announced today that the agency would replace the computers anyway, at a cost of about $100 million, because of uncertainty over whether the software changes can ever be tested adequately.

Their first introduction would be watching a complete squad annihilated.' " Increasingly a number of Pentagon programs are not being tested adequately, and yet someone like Burton gets reprimanded rather than rewarded.

"We're not against the operation, we just want to see it tested adequately before it's called a therapy," said the paper's lead author, Dr. Joseph J. Fins, chief of medical ethics at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell hospital.

However it should be noted that Fe nanomaterials proved challenging to test adequately due to their turbidity, aggregation and sedimentation behavior in aqueous media.

A district court rejected her father's request to keep her on a ventilator, but the Nevada Supreme Court reversed the lower court's decision, ruling that expert testimony was needed to determine whether the standard brain-death tests "adequately measure all functions of the entire brain".

Thus, we could not test adequately the hypothesis that influenza prevalence was equivalent between songbirds and other birds.

"I am alleging negligence in not field-testing adequately this equipment," Mr. Hevesi said at a news conference in his office.

Lehman, the fourth-largest United States securities firm, was fined $175,000 for entering more than 245 test orders in what appeared to be real trades to test its system during business hours and failing to monitor the testing adequately.