Sentence examples for testing opening from inspiring English sources
The schedule reveals plans to give Instagram offline features that are already in testing, opening its Camera Effects Platform to developers so they can create more powerful photo and video overlays for people to use and a Places Graph for developers to do more with Facebook's location database beyond the existing APIs.
The findings of this survey were released to the public at a workshop entitled 'BRCA testing: opening the dialogue', which was held at University College London on 14 December 2005.
They combated testing opening spells from Boult and Tim Southee skilfully.
But Moyes, who left Everton to replace Ferguson, anticipated a testing opening to life at Old Trafford.
England are arguably a more battled hardened side, having played favourites Australia in their opening game and, after brushing aside Ireland, battling from behind against Fiji during a testing opening half in Hull.
It's the only way to identify and diagnose those who are HIV-infected, and early testing opens the door to early treatment.
In addition, the high sensitivity and NPV of hrHPV testing opens possibilities for longer screening intervals with still acceptable rates of incipient lesions.
That casual confession — not the drug test — opened a Pandora's box.
Instead, there was a curious sentence about how the "on-going tests open the way for improvement solutions for future and current Renault vehicles".
He says: "In America the use of scholastic aptitude tests opened up access to colleges which had in the past arbitrarily blocked minority students.
Mobile learning and online competency tests open the door to significantly more relevant training programmes.
