Sentence examples for testing to have from inspiring English sources

The Defense Science Board also suggested we should consider resuming nuclear testing to have confidence in our nuclear deterrent.

Cryosurgery, a Therapy Option Many men found through PSA testing to have prostate cancer are reluctant to delay definitive treatment.

And the only other employee who was shown by testing to have been exposed to anthrax was another mailroom worker, Stephanie Daley, 36.

Neither ruled for long, however, before Tutankhamun, who has been show by genetic testing to have been Akhenaten's son, took the throne.

A Redskins spokesman defended the team's in-game announcement Sunday, saying it was made before Griffin was "officially" determined through medical testing to have suffered a concussion.

The current market leader, an electromagnetic cable by SharkShield called a "Surf7", has been shown in testing to have had a "significant" deterrent effect on great white shark attacks on tuna bait, Bucher says.

Creating incentives whether implicit or explicit for the test to have a positive outcome.

The test, to have taken place in a Monterey County strawberry field, was suspended.

Wadler, however, said baseball would still have too few off-season tests to have the desired impact.

Although not yet tested by NHTSA, Model 3 has been designed and internally tested to have the same result.

For some in the centre-left, it will be just as conscience-testing to have to bury their suspicions and vote for Mr Alfano's survival: on July 17th a group of 13 senators loyal to the mayor of Florence, Matteo Renzi, called for the minister to be sacrificed, arguing that his position was "indefensible".