Sentence examples for tests at the university from inspiring English sources

Five pairs of crows underwent tests at the university's aviaries to see how they would react to a variety of objects, carefully chosen so the birds wouldn't be tempted to view them as a possible source of food.

Three of those skeletons are now undergoing carbon dating tests at the University of Bologna to establish if they date from the 1500s, when Leonardo is thought to have worked on his most celebrated painting.

Tests at the University of Nebraska found that the vaccine reduced by 70percentthehe number of cows shedding O157 into their manure, said Rodney A. Moxley, a professor of veterinary science there.

The Thermal Region Camera-Spectrometer (TReCS) is undergoing final tests at the University of Florida before delivery to Gemini-S.

Flight tests at the University of Calgary, and by others elsewhere, employing radio-controlled, powered, model aircraft (i.e. UAVs) showed that aircraft of the OHS type were easily controlled in flight and were stable.

We performed the tests at the University of Bordeaux with first-year biology students in their second semester of the life and environmental sciences program (designated SVE, for Science de la Vie et l'Environnement).

There were many synergistic cycles of software development, followed by pilot testing at the university lab followed by failure due to software bugs, user-interface problems, unexpected data trends, and so on, and then another development round.

The patients were tested at the hospital, while the non-depressed group were tested at the university campus.

Although the BFLPE has also been shown to have an effect on admission to elite universities [ 7], to the knowledge of the authors it has not been explicitly tested at the university level.

In 1999, working alongside Tanzania's Sokoine University, he began to recruit and fanaticize an army of foot-long giant African pouched rats, establishing a test facility at the university and rewarding the rats with food every time they sniffed out a sample of explosives first under lab conditions, and then later in a field chocked full of live land mines.

In 1999, working alongside Tanzania's Sokoine University, he began to recruit and fanaticize an army of foot-long giant African pouched rats, establishing a test facility at the university and rewarding the rats with food every time they sniffed out a sample of explosives first under lab conditions, and then later in a field chock-full of live land mines.