Sentence examples for tests coming from from inspiring English sources

The first half continued in this manner, with stout tests coming from both sides, but the fast rhythm and the open spaces were already beginning to appear to favor Brazil.

To Brent Staples's observations about the fairness of the No Child Left Behind law ("On the Sidelines of the Most Important Civil Rights Battle Since 'Brown,"' Editorial Observer, April 18), I would add these questions: Are state tests coming from the same big businesses that sell textbooks?

Two cyclists from America tested positive with more failed tests coming from Germany and Belgium.

Integration of all monitored variables together with the patient's history and laboratory tests coming from electronic medical record (EMR) systems opens the doors to the development of smart systems (artificial intelligence) able to suggest a diagnostic and/or a treatment, and even to deliver therapy (closed- or open-loop systems) [7].

The information that students require to perform well on many tests comes from textbooks.

The slowdown in conventional PCR tests comes from the time it takes to heat and cool the DNA solution.

The Russian news agency Tass said that 14 of the 31 positive tests came from its country's athletes.

In 2008, the highest rate of positive steroid tests came from the Dominican Summer League, which is designed for young prospects not yet physically or emotionally ready to play in farm systems in the United States.

Where Do Unit Tests Come from?

Data on the price of laboratory tests come from the restricted FAIR Health Medical/Surgical database.

Most of these tests come from The Psychological Corporation, Pearson Education and the Educational Testing Service.