Sentence examples for tested more quickly from inspiring English sources
The vision of the committee predicts that chemicals will be tested more quickly and cheaply and that animal testing will be reduced or eliminated.
Use of in vitro data in risk assessment has great promise toward allowing chemicals to be tested more quickly and cheaply and for reducing or eliminating the need for subjecting animals to toxic insults.
Other researchers and companies also are working to develop ways to perform blood tests more quickly and cheaply using mobile diagnosis, but Chou's approach is innovative.
When fully geared up, which could be as early as December, the lab will be able to process tests more quickly using advanced computers and other new equipment.
The rift here between workers and the postal and health officials mirrors the disgruntlement reverberating in Washington, where postal workers have been outraged that they were not tested or treated more quickly.
Additionally, we tested controls more quickly than sensitives and found that the ratio of males to females was significantly higher for the controls compared with the sensitive group.
"This will allow us to move more quickly to test more models," said Christopher Grundler, director of the EPA's office of transportation and air quality.
By testing more frequently and making tests count for more, elected officials hope to claim the mantle of leadership -- they're doing something and doing it quickly!
New York University physicians who work at both Bellevue and University Hospitals said they can perform bedside tests much more quickly and efficiently at University Hospital, a private institution, because of a more favorable nurse-to-patient ratio.
— Kentucky is helping to pioneer new crime-fighting technology that allows rapid DNA testing to more quickly identify sexual assault offenders and clear those falsely accused, officials said Wednesday.
Researchers at Duke, intent on stopping the spread of these "superbugs," have designed a blood test to more quickly and accurately determine whether a patient has a viral or bacterial infection.
