Sentence examples for testing to escape from inspiring English sources

6– 8 However, the development of a commercial, point-of-care (POC) immunochromatographic (ICT) test in the late 1990s allowed CFA testing to escape the confines of the research laboratory and assume an important role as a tool for public health use.

Robert Jordan and John McCain each confront great tests (the temptation to escape a doomed mission for one, the offer of early prison release for the other) in the service of a lost cause (the socialists in the Spanish Civil War, the Americans in Vietnam).

This took the majority of the force of the impact, and the four crash test dummies managed to escape more or less unscathed.

In Hampton's experiment, monkeys touched a flag of one colour to take the four-choice memory test and a flag of different colour to escape the test.

The mission was designed to test the potential for astronauts to escape without a space craft in an emergency.

He volunteers to test new brain scanning technology to escape the drudge of his office work and finds himself trapped in Starfire, a violent sci-fi game he played when he was a teenager.

Portal 2 - a puzzle based game involving a prisoner trying to escape test chambers controlled by a homicidal computer - won best game and two other awards at last year's Baftas.

A team at a science museum's zombie theme day recruited visitors to play a "zombie video game" that was actually a test of their ability to escape a structure during an emergency.

And somehow, test manufacturers are going to try to look like heroes for offering even larger doses of what test opponents are trying to escape.

Re "In Boulder, Runners Gather in Guarded Isolation," Oct. 31: Frank Shorter's suggestion that athletes would locate to Boulder, Colo., to escape drug testing is absurd.

According to projections for The Observer by actuaries Mercer, someone in their early 20s would need to start saving at a rate of £280 a month to build a fund big enough to escape means-testing.