Sentence examples for tests update from inspiring English sources

Each successful practice could identify which person had a particular role – for example, who would run the computer searches, make the initial invite letter/phone call, send reminder contacts, undertake the blood tests, update the system, run the risk scoring, contact the patients, carry out the follow-ups.

We use continuous-development and extreme-programming practices to rapidly design, implement, test, update, and distribute the data archive and the dashboard human and machine interfaces.

The Prague based company has received funding from Mangrove Partners (early funders of Skype) and Index Ventures, and has received an overwhelmingly positive response in private beta testing (Update: except among the people who've left comments below!).

There are pages of graphs and information, with the latest data — hemoglobin mass and blood test updates — posted on May 7. Basso's personal Web site also has a link to the data.

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It has allowed administrators to analyze and test updates before deploying them to the masses.

That might be because most of its employees carry smartphones, and so it may be harder to see how important it is, brainstorm improvements, and test updates.

It also features support for canary releases, which allow developers to test updates with a few users before launching them to a wider audience, something that Google and other webscale companies have long done internally.

So Pathmapp, a startup launching today at TechCrunch Disrupt SF, wants to change that by giving mobile developers the ability to test updates and push them live in realtime — just by implementing one line of code.

Kahuna (the new hotmail with Ajax) hasn’t launched yet, but the Start.com team (profile) has been working on it seriously since May 2005 and it is now in private beta testing (updated).

This mismatch is between globally shared and empirically tested updates of (once-again) evolving wisdom versus what religious people still preference as "God's Word".