Sentence examples for tests because of from inspiring English sources

People should not avoid medically important genetic tests because of unrealistic fears of discrimination.

Tonight's episode is about a physics project, bad dreams and the possible postponement of school tests because of a mysterious illness.

The EBA has been at pains to stress that during June it toughened up the tests because of "shortcomings and over-optimism" in some banks' early estimates.

Nearly 60percentt of the doctors said they performed yearly tests because of patient demand, and 44percentt said they were influenced by legal concerns.

If this is the case, those schools might do better on literacy tests because of the nerdiness, rather than because of the phonics.

Players are taking Adderall, a medication widely prescribed to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, whether they need it or not, and are failing drug tests because of it.

"Today I think it's become increasingly rare not to go through the whole bank of tests because of what's at stake," Mr. Dieter said.

Mr. Cheney is undergoing the tests because of findings from another test, performed two weeks ago, in which he wore a device that continuously monitored his heartbeat for 34 hours, Dr. Reiner said in a statement.

One pre-season day in 1994, he asked Waikato if he might be excused some fitness tests because of a long-standing commitment to attend team-mate Richard Jerram's wedding.

Although he did not play in the Australian summer Tests because of Shane Warne's return from injury, MacGill has taken 59 wickets in only 12 Tests and is ranked among the world's top 20 bowlers.

The experimental group had an interval of 1 week between pre- and post-tests because of schedule restriction.