Sentence examples for testing to speed up from inspiring English sources

I'm also very excited about the new technologies we are testing to speed up the designer acquisition and publishing process.

The agency has secured 33,000 additional detention beds and is considering waiving some requirements, including a polygraph exam and a physical fitness test, to speed up the hiring of more immigration agents.

So donors are pinning their hopes on several devices now being tested to speed things up.

However, our goal with these tests was to speed up the computation of the optimal alignment, and TUIUIU* clearly succeeds in that, with in most cases an improvement in the score.

Since the EBVTR element was effective at increasing the incidence of stable transfection, we tested its ability to speed up the transgene amplification process.

The administration says it has no plans to restart underground nuclear testing, but wants to speed up the time needed to conduct a test in case of a national emergency.

Ms Flint said today: "By making this free service available in pharmacies on the high street, it will make it easier for people to call in for a screening test - helping to speed up both the detection and treatment of chlamydia in people who might not have otherwise come forward for testing".

Most loaves tested, however, contained agents to speed up the manufacturing process.

She explains that her team is trying to adapt existing computer science techniques that try to increase efficiency by anticipating what information will be needed next and testing different actions in advance to speed up response time.

DNA testing has helped scientists to speed up the identification of the remains of victims from the war in the early 1990's, which claimed 200,000 lives.

In addition to its recommendations, the MCC World Cricket Committee also urged the International Cricket Council to push forward with an application to have the Twenty20 format of the sport included in the 2024 Olympic Games but could not reach a consensus on the idea of introducing four-day Tests in a bid to speed up the longest form of the game and ease fixture congestion.