Testing prospective parents for these mutations can help them prevent or plan for the diseases.
There is then an e-tray exercise which tests prospective fast streamers' ability to handle a typical workload.
Drug companies generally test prospective products on adults and seek approval from the F.D.A. to market them for adults.
Mrs. Clinton has proposed testing prospective teachers on their subject of expertise as a condition of letting them teach, for example -- a plan the unions have endorsed.
The most surprising recommendations call for testing prospective teachers at two levels -- before they are allowed to enter teacher education programs and after graduation, before they are licensed.
But Mrs. Clinton has proposed testing prospective teachers on their subject of expertise as a condition of letting them teach -- a plan the unions have endorsed.
Weed dynamics models are needed to test prospective cropping systems but are rarely evaluated with independent data ("validated").
Mrs. Clinton has proposed testing prospective teachers on their subject of expertise as a condition of letting them teach, while Mr. Lazio supports testing them every five years to ensure their competency.
In order to test prospective tissue-engineered devices, these constructs must first be proven in animal models before receiving CE marking or FDA approval for a clinical trial.
However, now with over 7,000 drugs in development worldwide, organoids are emerging as exciting new models to test prospective therapies and streamline this process.
