Sentence examples for tested by scientists from inspiring English sources
In addition, Dr. Zerhouni said he wanted to speed the development of new drugs by creating a public collection of hundreds of thousands of chemical compounds that could be tested by scientists, with advanced technology now available only to pharmaceutical companies.
X the Unknown: Many other sources of energy are being tested by scientists and engineers at universities and corporate laboratories worldwide.
The oysters are tested by government scientists using the "test du souris", or the mouse bioassay test.
Thomas, earmarked for the team pursuit in the velodrome at next year's Games, will be tested by sports scientists exactly 11 days after the Tour to correspond with the gap between the events next August.
Of the major philosophical theories on the origin of environmental crisis, Lynn White's is the only one to have been empirically tested by social scientists.
Though not yet tested by other scientists, Bishop's conclusion seems to reflect what works well in other successful techniques for battling anxiety: meaningful distraction.
The hypothesis presented by Panchin et al. is too crude to be tested by multiple scientists to ensure the integrity and veracity of the evidence.
To leave absolutely no question about the composition of your ivory or bone item, take it to a forensics lab and have it chemically tested by a scientist.
The other 6,000 are bone fragments being continuously tested by five forensic scientists working under Mark Desire, the assistant director of forensic biology for the medical examiner.
SciClone, he said, is also providing the drug to be tested by United States government scientists, who are screening thousands of compounds in hopes of finding some that may work against SARS.
Finally, optimization of the combinational dose of a designed drug for a candidate target network could be predicted with computational tools and is further experimentally tested by basic research scientists and validated clinically to fasten translational processes.
