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The article said Washington called the commissioner's office shortly after he was given the drug test to warn that he might fail it.

A post-hoc test to warn of potential dye bias of individual spots may be appropriate for small numbers of array replicates (e.g. N = 3), especially if the experimental design is unbalanced (i.e., the number of dye-swapped and unswapped arrays is not equal).

Despite near universal agreement that there is some hereditary link, no genes have been identified and no prenatal test exists to warn prospective parents of this devastating disability.

With the sudden upturn in purity and misselling of PMA as ecstasy, the need for drug-testing schemes to warn clubbers is the all the more pressing.

Besides the complexity, the best version of the test failed to warn women that their fetus was affected with Down syndrome at least 5percentt of the time.

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Recent satellite imagery indicated resumed activities in the North's nuclear test site, prompting analysts to warn that the country might be preparing for its third underground nuclear test to regain some of the leverage it lost when its rocket launching failed.

Also canceled were plans for more stringent tests and for mandatory devices to warn motorists when their tires became underinflated.

The kits pose no physical harm, but the FDA has contacted purchasers to warn them that the tests are illegal and completely ineffective.

"I want to warn that you have tested the patience of the government enough," Mr. Malik said of the perpetrators.

And even doctors who recommend DNA testing to their patients warn them that they could face genetic discrimination from employers or insurers.