Sentence examples for testing have created from inspiring English sources

The inadequacies of prostate specific antigen testing have created a need for novel markers for prostate cancer screening.

Joe Gorajec, executive director of the Indiana Horse Racing Commission, said the racing industry's failure to push harder for out-of-competition testing had created a major "blind spot".

She argues that the current state of high-stakes testing has created a skewed sense of what defines merit.

We now see that high stakes, multiple choice testing has created adults that can only consider up to five possible answers and one of them must be the right choice.

The tests have created tension between the Fed and the banks.

The Pisa tests have created a different map of the world.

For example, in Canada, government-mandated standards-driven tests have created concern over their potential to worsen high-school dropout rates for second language (L2) learners (Fairbairn and Fox 2009; Fox and Cheng 2007; Murphy Odo, 2012).

The emergence of various membrane-based processes and the satisfactory trial and field tests have created new avenues for minimization of the negative impacts caused by the uncontrolled discharge of metal plating waste streams.

The introduction of the Common Core standards and the subsequent redesign of many state tests have created an opportunity to rethink the purpose of large-scale assessments.

For the case study, we used two Bluetooth sensors and several devices (represented in Table 2) which will be captured by the sensors.The sensors were activated for 15 min. For the test, we have created a denotation for the sensors; the first one is called the alpha sensor which is the origin, and the second one is called the beta sensor which is the destination.

In his letter to government, Hobby said: "This most recent mistake follows a series of delays, miscommunications and reversals across the whole testing regime, which have created confusion, anger and indeed despair among professionals trying to stay focused on the needs of children.