The occurrence of illness among humans triggers swine testing, similarly, the occurrence of illness among swine triggers human testing.
From 5 to 7percentt of the 1,438 random, anonymous tests of players on major league teams' 40-man rosters this year were positive, baseball said, triggering testing for the 2004 season that could result in penalties against players.
The talks are aimed at gaining access to a restricted military area, which his inspectors suspect may have been used for atomic bomb-trigger testing work.
But the leader, Herman Nackaerts, deputy director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said the Iranians still had not allowed the inspectors to visit Parchin, the military site where, inspectors suspect, nuclear weapons trigger testing work may have been conducted.
If 60 players out of 1,183 on major league rosters test positive, a more serious testing program will go into effect next year, and the White Sox players hoped to trigger that testing.
It is therefore of interest to note that many of the study participants still reported recent information as the trigger for testing.
In effect, the Government is abandoning a stiffer trigger-test of 95% national coverage.
"The Iranians have demonstrated that they can enrich uranium," the diplomat added, "and trigger tests without nuclear yield can be done.
The higher triage score, at most hospitals, would he said have triggered tests that would have shown signs of serious illness in Dhu, starting with a chest x-ray.
"As on previous occasions, we were not granted access to Parchin," he said, referring to a military site 20 miles south of Tehran that inspectors want to examine for evidence of bomb trigger tests.
