Sentence examples for tests to block from inspiring English sources

Academic associations and governments shouldn't use political or ideological litmus tests to block scholarly exchanges.

The school district has spent $3 million on legal fees, public relations and engineering tests to block the project.

24 h before CFA to block the action of basal IL-17 and 2 hours prior to each of two PWL tests to block CFA-induced IL-17.

The report, originally commissioned at the initiative of Cameron's then-strategy adviser Steve Hilton, challenges government policy on a vast range of specific issues such as a third runway in the south east, immigration, a wider public interest test to block foreign company takeovers, skills, and the structure of both central and local government.

For example, Levchin and engineer David Gausebeck built one of the first commercial applications of CAPTCHA technology (dubbed the Gausebeck-Levchin test) to block automated account creation.

"The president and I have concluded that classifications based on sexual orientation" should be subjected to a strict legal test intended to block unfair discrimination, Mr. Holder wrote.

An opaque curtain fixed to a circular panel on the ceiling was drawn around the test boxes to block distal cues.

For the first probe a plain white curtain was closed around the testing arena, to block distal visual cues on the far walls ('Curtain' probe).

The ability of the test sera to block the binding of the monoclonal antibodies to WNV antigen was compared to the blocking ability of control horse serum without antibody to WNV.

The ability of test sera to block binding of the MAbs to WNV antigen was compared to the blocking ability of control sera from chipmunks without antibodies to flaviviruses.

The ability of the test sera to block the binding of the monoclonal antibodies to WNV antigen was compared to the blocking ability of horse or chicken serum without antibody to WNV.