The plan involved an experimental design which tested the sales success of different advertising and promotion conditions.
But then this study was followed up by a second last year, which tested the properties in the herbs Zhai had used to treat the men.
"DNA is like fingerprints," said Elaine M. Pagliaro, the acting director of the State Police Forensic Science Laboratory, which tested the sample from Ms. Jovin's body.
He said Dutch authorities assessed a $250,000 fine against Vos, which tested the counterfeit syrup, found it impure and did not alert anyone in Haiti.
Officials from FINA, which tested the Speedo and Adidas suits before approving them, disagree, but it does seem abundantly clear that these bodysuits are meant to increase speed.
A recent 'live play' exercise also took place successfully in London, which tested the emergency response in dealing with a terrorist related attack on the underground.
She also wrote programs to solve up to 40 simultaneous equations, a service greatly in demand in aeronautics, and which tested the limits of the notoriously unreliable machine.
The scientists conducted a trial which tested the effectiveness of rapid finger-prick HIV testing as part of the standard health check carried out during GP registration.
Cox, which tested the waters in the wireless market, now sells Verizon products and services in its Cox Solutions Stores in Tulsa, Okla., and Oklahoma City.
Because of this status, MetLife was subject to the government's "stress test" program, which tested the financial viability of some of the country's financial institutions.
The most notorious example is Columbia University, which tested the boundaries of the law by seeking to re-patent a technique whose patent had already expired.
