Sentence examples for the testing necessary from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the work of campaigners, the Ministry of Defence has now announced that it has shelved plans for the testing necessary to extend the life of the UK's current DU round.

Felicia Nestor, of Public Citizen's Government Accountability Project and an author of a report on government testing of ground beef, said the Agriculture Department had failed to do the testing necessary to continue the nation's traditionally high standards of food safety.

As Ms. Brown said: "With the advent of new and evolving electronic technology, and because the airlines have not conducted the testing necessary to approve the use of new devices, the FAA is taking a fresh look at the use of personal electronic devices, other than cellphones, on aircraft".

Materials selection can either be prescriptive or performance-based; in the latter case, the performance of the combined system is defined and the testing necessary to verify that performance is prescribed.

He went to a hospital but couldn't afford all the tests necessary for a full diagnosis.

One participant, Dr. Janet Rossant of Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, said that she did not consider the test necessary and that if the injected human cells made major contributions to the mouse, "I think that is something that most people would find unacceptable".

The tests necessary to scale the modes are short compared to typical operational modal analysis test time.

The first step in constructing a test strategy is to identify the tests necessary to ensure the proper working of the product.

An overall aim is to continue the tests necessary to make this treatment (still in the development phase) applicable to real cases and therefore improve the stability of potash-lime-silica glass.

77 A value of zero is assigned for criteria 3 and 4 if the physician does not order the tests necessary to obtain the information.

Seventy of the 80 (87.5%) doctors not requesting laboratory investigations considered them unnecessary, 10 (12.5%) would not request them even if they thought the tests necessary and 27 physicians (30%) felt a clinical diagnosis was sufficient.