Sentence examples for tests over time from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said physicians should monitor such tests over time and use that data, along with other information, to make such decisions.

Considered a pilot for other Olympic sports, the plan called for the cycling union to record the results of riders' blood tests over time and track the changes of several key values, including hematocrit and reticulocyte levels.

Tom Loveless, director of the Brown Center on Education Policy at the Brookings Institution, who conducted a two-year study of 569 charter schools in 10 states found that while charter school students typically score lower on state tests, over time they progress at faster rates than students in traditional public schools.

Regarding academic performance, team readiness assurance tests were significantly higher than individual readiness assurance tests over time.

Mathematical artefacts can overcome those problems but need to be calibrated with experimental data determined by standard tests over time.

Changes in respiratory function tests over time and corresponding predicted postoperative FVC and FEV1.0 calculated by the numbers of subsegments [8] are shown in the Table 1.

Where technical questions are difficult, particularly on health care costs, reformers have advocated demonstration projects that can be tested over time.

A young actor can embody idealism easily enough (James Spader, say, in sex, lies and videotape, Stephen Soderbergh's 1989 drama of fetishism and repression) but integrity is something that needs to have been tested over time, if not actually by time.

In fact, the standard terminology used in leases is based on legal precedents that have been tried and tested over time and provide all parties with clarity and certainty.

In sham animals, heart rate decreased from 394 ± 49 to 320 ± 44 bpm, p = 0.002 (paired t test) over time.

Naturally, mistakes must be made along the way until the right formula is developed and tested over time.