Sentence examples for tests can be made from inspiring English sources

These tests "can be made progressively more aggressive if the user has failed a previous test," the application says.

But it is one, he says, which requires the establishment of a rapid approval and procurement process, so that diagnostic tests can be made available quickly during outbreaks.

In the shafts and tunnels, which are often used sparingly because of their cost, tests can be made to measure strength, elasticity, permeability, and prevailing stresses in rock strata, with particular attention given to the properties of thin partings, or walls, between the more massive beds.

With improved sensitivities, the interval between tests can be made longer and, therefore less tests need to be performed, which in turn, will help reduce the costs.

While lab tests can be made reproducible, field trials, in part, suffer from non-reproducibility because of the randomness effects that are inherent in the environment.

For this boson, at a mass of ~125 GeV, almost all the decay modes are detectable, and hence comprehensive tests can be made.

Since modern amplifiers can detect minute voltage changes, this test can be made very sensitive.

Even if the missiles America is still testing can be made to work properly, technology is seldom flawless.

"It is possible to write a program in such a way that no test can be made to assure that the program works the way it is supposed to work...

Work in Latin America has demonstrated that disease testing can be made simpler and cheaper in developing countries by using technology called P.C.R. (for polymerase chain reaction) to decipher DNA codes.

"It is possible to write a program in such a way that no test can be made to assure that the program works the way it is supposed to work..