Sentence examples for testing overseas from inspiring English sources

The deaths and injuries of children during the Trovan trial, along with the dispute over the cause, first gained broad attention in 2000, when The Post published a series of articles that raised major questions about drug testing overseas.

This year, a company that Whitesides co-founded registered the liver-toxicity test with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and it has recently started shipping the test overseas.

And definitely in the short term, Trump's ideas just got a big test overseas and they failed -- here's hoping Americans are paying attention. .

The keywords used were: "Oman", "Genetic disorders", "Birth defects", "mutations"; (3) 2012–2014 commercial laboratories referral registry at the Royal Hospital for the samples tested overseas.

Actually, because Amazon was pressuring the FAA to loosen the US rules a bit so they could test in the US, we know that the company is already testing drones overseas.

At present, main application of ocean energy testing fields overseas is solely testing of power generation equipment, while only a few large-scale ocean energy testing fields are capable of grid-connected power generation at certain capacity.

Once pH1N1 was identified in a PICT, confirmatory testing in overseas laboratories was no longer considered a priority for those PICTs without laboratories, thus underestimating the number of confirmed cases in these countries.

In a preliminary study that takes into account not only nuclear tests in Nevada but also nearly all American and Soviet nuclear tests conducted overseas until they were banned in 1963, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that virtually every person who has lived in the United States since 1951 has been exposed to radioactive fallout.

It's surprising to be reminded now that this was his first Test century overseas.

Neymar will one day do what Rogério never did: Leave home to test himself overseas.

Many believe that efforts to shore up aviation security domestically could lead terrorists to test weaknesses overseas, either by boarding planes outside the United States or infiltrating foreign flight crews.