Sentence examples for testing picked from inspiring English sources

In 1999 and 2000, as flight testing picked up, critics within the government called on the Pentagon's antimissile program to give renewed attention to tumbling threats.

In 2015, DIMS testing picked up dangerous "Superman" pills circulating in Europe.

The test picked up his propionic acidemia, which can cause coma, brain damage and even death.

Instead the tests picked up developmental sexual disorders in a number of women who didn't know they had them.

In the C.D.C. study, Quidel's test picked up 69percentt of the swine flu cases, the best performance of the three tests studied.

The recorder has a stereo microphone embedded in the case, which, in my tests, picked up a bit too much ambient room noise for regular use.

Asked if they wanted fruit or a healthy snack, subjects in a test picked an unhealthy snack 70 per cent of the time.

Shannon Minor went to the drugstore last year to buy a home pregnancy test, picked up the local newspaper and read some bad news: her obstetrician, Barbara Pringle, was planning to stop delivering babies.

All three chimps tested picked up the marker and gave it back.

The test picked up 15 of the samples with variant CJD - a 71% success rate.

The performance complexity trade-offs in this case could be considered to limit the amount of tests (by focussing on the most significant tests picked up in the classification setups), needed to diagnose a patient with cardiac chest pain.