Sentence examples for tests that raised from inspiring English sources

In between, there were two failed tests that raised doubts about the costly program's future.

Mr. S. was on my cherished list, ever since he walked into my office in 1994, the dark old days of AIDS, with a set of blood tests that raised the hairs on the back of my neck.

Stone Age artists were painting red disks, handprints, clublike symbols and geometric patterns on European cave walls long before previously thought, in some cases more than 40,000 years ago, scientists reported on Thursday, after completing more reliable dating tests that raised a possibility that Neanderthals were the artists.

A week later he was forced to leave Lloris out of the home defeat against Newcastle United after he underwent an "impact test" that raised concerns among medical staff.

The test, which was planned months ago, coincidentally came less than a week after the July 4 North Korean missile test that raised concerns over the country's ability to hit the U.S. with a nuclear missile.

Six new Certas™ shunts with proximal and distal catheters were tested with an automated, computerized test system that raised the pressure from zero to a maximum pressure and back to zero at each valve setting.

This technique is reported in CAD clinical trial testing drugs that raise HDL-C levels [85], [86], or in evaluating mechanism of apoA-I mimetic peptides in plasma [87], [88] or also in some clinical laboratories as routine analytical assay [82].

While Mrs. Dole won praise for taking a bold step to address a long history of sloppy testing and record keeping that raised concerns among regulators and the public about blood being potentially contaminated with H.I.V., chapters and their staff and volunteers saw it as an effort by the national headquarters to control the vast amount of money the blood services generate.

The approach that raised student test scores the most was to offer girls who had scored in the top 15percentt of their class on sixth-grade tests a $19 scholarship for seventh and eighth grade (and the glory of recognition at an assembly).

In response to tests conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency this summer that raised questions about the quality of drinking water on passenger aircraft (which is also used to make coffee or tea), the E.P.A. has reached agreements with 12 airlines to perform more tests and adopt new disinfection procedures for water systems.

A big test that was raised before, will they be able to find a workable relationship between a new Republican majority and a White House?