Sentence examples for tests long from inspiring English sources

But this health risk was picked up by safety tests long before the food reached the shops.

SAT; it gave them a tunnel focus tailor-made for the marathon of tests long known to make or break college applications".

With the NOx tests long known to be useless in the real world and the toll of the pollution slowly being realised, the question was why did politicians ignore it for so long?

Robert Schaeffer, the public education director of FairTest, a Cambridge, Mass., group that is critical of standardized testing, said the move to digital tests, long in the works, has hit some bumps in the last month, as many states turned to online tests to prepare for the Common Core State Standards requirement that students take such tests starting in 2014-15.

In its 10 January morning edition, the Asahi Shimbun, one of Japan's leading newspapers, claimed that researchers involved in the ongoing $31 million Japanese Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (J-ADNI) changed certain details of memory tests long after data were collected and that some participants were improperly included in the study.

For assessment of test-retest reliability, a few weeks is the recommended interval between tests (long enough to forget the answers and short enough to ensure stability)[ 4].

The last few years have seen North Korean nuclear tests, long-range rocket launches and attacks blamed on the North that killed 50 South Koreans in 2010.

The last several years have seen North Korean nuclear tests, long-range rocket launches and attacks blamed on the North that killed 50 South Koreans in 2010.

Atrazine can cause kidney damage at high levels; acute exposure to 2.4-D can cause chronic kidney damage; pendimethalin, says Watterson, is "harmful through skin contact and inhalation"; in lab tests, long-term feeding of terbutryn to rats caused kidney damage.

On February 29th it announced at the same time as the American government that it had agreed to freeze nuclear tests, long-range missile launches and uranium enrichment at its Yongbyon plant, as well as to invite back international nuclear inspectors kicked out in pique in 2009.

We show that the SapM mutant (but not the ManLAM mutants) is a better vaccine than the parental M. bovis BCG strain, even when assessed in the most stringent tests (long-term survival of TB-challenged animals).