Sentence examples for urgent testing from inspiring English sources
But, they said, it is alarming enough to warrant urgent testing of obviously infected livestock to see if their meat harbors the aberrant proteins, called prions.
Previously, the hospitals transported samples on the road, where traffic would sometimes interfere with urgent testing needs.
A potential therapeutic space is to sequence this approach after patients relapse from weekly paclitaxel; there is a rich seam of targeted therapeutics that may be highly effective in reversing acquired platinum resistance in ovarian cancer in this context that require urgent testing utilising this approach.
Brian May has revealed that he is undergoing "urgent" tests for cancer after a health scare.
Sierra Leone, once viewed as an urgent test of what the world should do with states that have all but broken down, could yet become the test the West fails.
But seeing that the choice was really no choice at all, the workers accepted the plan this summer and their factory became an urgent test of how Yugoslavia might reform its economy.
Bridging such differences now presents an urgent test of leadership for Albany's entire cast of would-be drug law reformers -- but especially for Governor Pataki, who stands to gain the most if reform succeeds.
International tensions over the unfolding crisis in Ukraine have escalated dramatically after Vladimir Putin ordered an urgent test of combat readiness of the Russian military's western and central command.
For example, the American taxpayers who fork out $4 billion-plus everyearar in aid for Israel and Egypt are entitled to expect a more receptive attitude to Palestinian statehood from the former, and to democracy from the latter.Beyond this Mr Bush faces, in Iraq, a far more urgent test of his belief in the possibility of Arab democracy.
Weapons are quite another – and represent perhaps the most urgent testing-ground for machine ethics today.
Urgent tests will also be done and GPs will still see patients in emergencies.
