Sentence examples for unreliable test from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the unreliable test comes back negative.

"If you are concerned you may have used an unreliable test kit, speak to your GP, sexual health clinic, pharmacist or other healthcare professional.

The journal Nature, in an editorial in the current issue, complains that "antidoping authorities have fostered a sporting culture of suspicion, secrecy and fear" by relying on unscientifically calibrated tests, like the unreliable test for synthetic testosterone that cost Floyd Landis his 2006 Tour de France victory.

All Wroblewski and the police had was the cell phone, which Bala could have obtained, as he claimed, from a pawnshop; the sketchy results of a polygraph, a notoriously unreliable test; a book on hanging that Bala might not even have purchased; and clues possibly embedded in a novel.

CONCLUSIONS: Permitting one repeat test after an abnormal or unreliable test allowed an extra 560 patients to be "eligible" for the study based on visual field tests.

Cerf has been appointed acting New Jersey commissioner of education by Gov. Christie, and is intent on implementing many of the same divisive policies that have been tried and failed in New York City, including charter school co-locations and expansion, and teacher merit pay, linked to unreliable test scores.

Rather than using unreliable tests, he said, women should be diagnosed and treated on the basis of their symptoms.

Although 13 states have laws regulating drug testing in the private sector to protect employees against unreliable tests, New York is not one of them, Mr. Gilson said.

They've been critical of what they see as unreliable tests for infection and unwarranted, possibly harmful, long-term antibiotic therapy.

It can be a viable alternative to unnecessary or even unreliable testing for registrants and authorities.

To underline how unreliable testing is as an indicator of true form, the Venezuelan was 0.993 seconds clear of Michael Schumacher's Mercedes.