Sentence examples for testing could be conducted from inspiring English sources

Gov. Frank L. O'Bannon stayed the execution of Darnell Williams, which had been scheduled for Aug. 1, so that DNA testing could be conducted.

Cost savings were only realisable if the care pathway was altered so that the initial testing could be conducted by a lower cost healthcare professional.

Oral testing could be conducted at pharmacies in St . Petersburgbut individuals testing positive would require confirmatory testing by the Municipal AIDS Center to qualify for care and treatment.

Ideally this test could be conducted repeatedly on known individual animals.

Only minutes from execution June 1, McGinn won a 30-day reprieve from Governor Bush so that new tests could be conducted.

Mr. Bush made his statements about the case a day after the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, the state's highest criminal court, refused to accept the recommendation of a lower court that the execution be delayed so DNA tests could be conducted.

To determine whether this assumption is valid, a hypothesis test could be conducted with the null hypothesis given as H0: μ = 30 and the alternative hypothesis given as Ha: μ ≠ 30.

Defense lawyers cited these letters as reasons to put off the execution until DNA tests could be conducted on crime scene evidence, including a rape kit, a request that Mr. Manning had made unsuccessfully several times before.

In order to maximize the use of each test beam, the CFRP sheets were placed along the length of each beam so that three independent tests could be conducted on each strengthened beam.

On Mars, this test could be conducted by astronauts to determine suitable rock layers for tunnel construction which would provide explorers a permanent habitat and radiation shielding while living for long periods of time on the surface.

As the White House warns, for instance, "approximately 424,000 fewer HIV tests could be conducted by [CDC] state grantees, which could result in increased future HIV transmissions, deaths from HIV, and costs in health care".