Sentence examples for tests emerging from inspiring English sources

At the same time, technology is changing rapidly, with new tests emerging almost daily.

The astronomical number of tests emerging from a genome-wide pair-wise analysis basically renders the FDR correction unpractical and useless.

As well as offering the potential for new pharmacogenetic tests, emerging genome-wide association studies of drug response could provide new insights into the pathways by which even well established drugs are handled by the body.

Home pregnancy tests emerged from a surprising confluence of scientific and social changes.

The tests emerged in the 1960s, when the Soviet Union and other Communist countries were suspected of entering male athletes in women's events to gain an edge.

After doubts about the tests emerged, the company's fall from grace came to symbolize the hype that surrounds unproven technology.

Now, she faces entirely different obstacles, starting with the simple question of whether she can even be competitive after events since the news of her missed tests emerged on Monday evening.

Who knows - but had details of the tests emerged in the normal way, at trial, it seems unlikely that they would have assumed the importance they did later at appeal.

The significant impact of individual ESCS on students' performance on reading and mathematics tests emerged consistently in the Italian context (e.g. INVALSI 2015a).

Contrast sensitivity, UFOV, and glare sensitivity tests emerged as strong candidates to complement visual acuity testing and, moreover, UFOV was suggested to be the best predictor of driving performance [1].

World cycling's governing body, the International Cycling Union (UCI), asked its licence commission to look at Astana's application to race in 2015 after the first three positive tests emerged.