Sentence examples for testing could be used from inspiring English sources
The horsemeat scandal was probably the first time it occurred to most people that DNA testing could be used on meat for human consumption.
The Fédération Equestre Internationale, the sport's governing body, said that Sapphire was tested "on the basis of confidential information received" and that testing could be used as a way of "stopping incorrect information".
As the science historian D. Graham Burnett points out in a coming book on the Save the Whales movement, collaborations between American nuclear scientists and marine biologists were once proposed in the 1960s whereby tropical atolls, leveled by nuclear testing, could be used as giant corrals for the commercial farming of cetaceans.
There has been a great deal of hope that genetic testing could be used to improve the treatment and prevention of such chronic health conditions as coronary artery disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and cancer.
We hypothesized that surface-evoked laryngeal sensory action potential (SELSAP) testing could be used to help establish a diagnosis of laryngeal sensory neuropathy as a cause of chronic cough, based on altered SELSAP waveform morphology.
It was further found that constant stress-rate testing could be used as an alternative to life prediction test methodology for ceramic matrix composites, at least for a short range of lifetimes and when ultimate tensile strength is used as a failure criterion.
He apparently hoped that the test could be used to learn if a soldier or official had been covertly drugged.
Researchers are investigating whether a simple eye test could be used to identify the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.
Moreover, the test could be used to screen live animals for mad cow disease; current tests can be carried out only on dead animals.
While blood or saliva tests could be used to detect cortisol levels, these methods were sometimes problematic, especially in children, Simmons said.
In principle, the test could be used to keep watch over any kind of cancer that scientists can collect cells from.
