Both remote and in situ testing might be attempted.
Testing might be needed, though, to develop a bomb intended to release an electromagnetic pulse, the report said.
While much talk involved retired players, a primary point concerned how to handle current players — specifically, how more standardized neuropsychological testing might be employed across the N.F.L.
Some also say that the cost of testing might be reduced if companies did not hold testing monopolies because of their patents.
Further testing might be undertaken, as Diane Saltzman suggested, which could identify, more precisely, the age and origin of the stitching and frame.
What was clear, too, was that the full implication of tinier, airborne spores had not been thought through; early hints, like the P Street worker, had become missed opportunities rather than signal flares suggesting that more testing might be needed.
Additionally, the amount of cross-head bending during tensile testing might be negligible in these situations.
By assessing information already available, further testing might be avoided and the costs for registrants might be reduced.
HCV-RNA testing might be helpful in anti-HCV negative individuals with clinical or analytical suspicion of liver disease.
On the surface, these data would suggest that the encoding operations facilitated by testing might be similar to that instantiated by emphasizing details.
In cases where there are significant changes in format when an instrument is adapted from paper to electronic format, equivalence testing might be required [17, 18].
