Sentence examples for tests intended for from inspiring English sources

Both said they were alarmed that European regulations would force them to submit complex natural ingredients, like lavender essence, to the same tests intended for chemicals.

Bradykinin seems to be the most suitable stimulus for bronchial challenge tests intended for measuring cough in association with bronchoconstriction.

For example, in the case of exporting raw materials for cosmetic ingredients, Chinese manufacturers are required to provide two sets of results: one from non-animal tests (intended for the foreign market) and one from animal tests [required by the Chinese State Food and Drug Administration SFDAA), which does not accept data from non-animal testing].

Initially, commercially available B. stearothermophilus tube tests were developed for the analysis of milk, but for several years tests intended for other animal matrices have also become commercially available; e.g., Premi®Test (DSM), Explorer (Zeu-Inmunotech), and Kidney Inhibition Swab (KIS™) test (Charm Sciences).

The name derives from a job-aptitude test, intended for the non-college-bound, that Collins took for fun when he was twelve or thirteen.

In a nation-wide project named SIINDA, a novel instrument was developed and tested, intended for monitoring and diagnosing monuments.

Any biomarker test intended for FDA approval and clinical use should incorporate the PRoBE principles as early as possible, as these principles eliminate potential biases commonly seen at the discovery stage.

It is important that any test intended for use in breast cancer diagnosis has a low rate of both false positives and false negatives.

This test, intended for student placement, can be used to group learners in seven levels linked to the Common European Framework (CEF) for language levels, ranging from beginner to upper advanced.

The immunohistochemistry (IHC) staining method utilised standardised reagents according to a protocol supplied by DAKO (Carpinteria, CA, USA) for this prototype pharmDx test intended for investigative use (Humphreys and Halpern, 2008).

An in-clinic test intended for measuring equine SAA, Equinostic EVA1 (Equinostic ApS, Birkerød, Denmark), has become available and was reported to have good performance in a laboratory setting [ 17].