Sentence examples for tested that would from inspiring English sources

Even if the scientists had found evidence of a chimpanzee virus in the samples tested, that would not have proved that the virus started the epidemic.

Under the current law of anonymity -- as well as the new scoring system currently being tested that would abolish the 6.0 -- Le Gougne's marks would not have stood out in Salt Lake City.

In a somber reflection of the hostility toward Americans in this area at the southern end of the so-called Sunni triangle, Colonel Krivo said, "If for any reason there are people in those villages who cannot or will not come forward to be tested, that would be very much to their detriment".

Statistical significance was assessed by calculating the expected number of compounds out of all compounds tested that would be expected to have a correlation exceeding a given threshold by chance (based on applying Fisher's Z-transformation and using a standard normal reference distribution).

There were several cognitive domains that were not specifically tested that would be more or less influenced by cognitive reserve in AD.

"I don't know what test that would be".

test that would have qualified him for Officer Candidate School.

This month, federal regulators proposed new tests that would make that a requirement.

They were tests that would never benefit the people most affected by disease.

You'll also need to choose the test that would help you make that diagnosis.

The committee suggested one three-hour test that would test applicants' skills in language arts (reading and writing, including a writing sample) and mathematics.