CT scans, EEGs, sleep deprivation tests, blood tests, vision tests.
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You also need to pass multiple tests, including driving tests and etiquette tests.
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Samsung's new eight-step battery safety check includes: durability testing, visual inspection, X-rays, charge and discharge tests, tests of total volatile organic compounds (TVOC), disassembling tests, accelerated usage tests, and open circuit voltage tests.
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They need regular neurological examinations, hearing tests, vision tests, hormone tests and lots of medical backup.
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At the time we visited, the hospital couldn't run blood tests, malaria tests or HIV tests.
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They plan to offer at-home STD tests, breast milk nutrition tests, and tests for male fertility.
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Why trust a human doctor when my toilet can run genetic tests, blood tests, brain tests, tests that haven't been invented yet and use AI to diagnose me.
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Common midwifery restrictions include mandating certain tests and exams (such as STD testing, blood tests, urine tests, and glucose tests) and limiting patients that are considered high risk.
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There were weighted pull-ups, squat tests, sprints (with and without rugby balls), rowing tests and agility tests.
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Big issues remain about how best to conduct examinations such as palpation, blood tests, virus tests and image tests.
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Germany developed tests, South Korea developed tests, China developed tests, the WHO was sending its tests out to something like 60 countries by February, and we decided not to use that.
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I've covered food intolerance tests, telomere measuring tests, and Goop.
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Those tests previously made up two of its three tests.
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The drug tests we purchased are pretty standard pee tests.
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Doctors there performed many tests: MRI, lumbar puncture, blood tests.
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These antibody tests differ from the diagnostic tests used now.
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"There are tests and there are tests," the dog said.
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They did sweat tests, I bet they did sweat tests.
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The residents of Flint will need water tests and medical tests.
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Breath tests only detect alcohol, whereas urine tests detect controlled substances.
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They're there, they have the tests, and the tests are beautiful.
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Overall, 212% of doping tests from the Summer Olympics came back positive, compared with 21968% of tests from the Winter Olympic—that's 22010 out of 26,900 summer doping tests, and 22 out of 7,783 winter tests.
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The Food and Drug Administration does regulate consumer DNA tests when the tests are related to health, like the 23andMe tests for disease markers.
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The spokesperson could not tell me how many users were part of the tests, when the tests were run, or whether the tests continue.
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It's important to note that carrier-screening tests are not diagnostic tests.
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ASSESSMENTS Essentially another word for tests, but not necessarily old-fashioned tests.
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The tests tend to be short and relatively fun, as tests go.
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There are two main types of pregnancy tests: blood and urine tests.
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Mostly, we did tests analogous to neuroscience tests already done on people.
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He said the tests purchased from China were "rapid tests", not PCR.
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The charts showing tests per 100,000 people now reflect completed tests only.
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Added services include hearing tests, 60-minute counseling sessions and vision tests.
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North Korea has imposed a moratorium on missile tests and nuclear tests.
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You don't do testing, brain tests, blood tests, or anything like that.
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One unsettling stat: Positive tests for cocaine following work-related accidents were double the rates of pre-employment tests and higher than random drug tests.
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Some of the blood tests currently used to diagnose cancer include complete blood count, blood protein testing, tumor marker tests, and circulating tumor cell tests.
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For autistic candidates, employers should consider replacing interviews with tests of relevant skills—filing tests for filing jobs, coding tests for coding jobs, and so on.
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The lawmakers want Amazon to explain how Amazon tests for accuracy and if those tests have been independently verified — and how the company tests for bias.
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It's often used in hormone tests and tests for markers of cardiac health.
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The math tests less geometry, and the reading tests less vocabulary, he said.
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The company is planning ground tests this year and flight tests in 2019.
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We did [echocardiograms], we did blood tests, we did the amniotic fluid tests.
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In all, the North has conducted five nuclear tests and numerous missile tests.
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It's a far smaller number of tests than some of the other most populous US states have administered, including California (27,600 tests) and New York (91,000 tests).
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And in the interim, North Korea halted their nuclear tests, all ICBM tests done.
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Your multiple choice ACT tests—English, mathematics, reading, and science tests—WILL be scored.
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Failed tests warrant more frequent testing tied to tiered penalties for further failed tests.
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Both the 3- and 15-foot lengths passed all our tests, including HDR tests.
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Several of the group's crash tests, for example, are more severe than federal tests.
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Plans and tests can become outdated or otherwise irrelevant, even in between routine tests.
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The tests of a Biblical translation are like the tests of a Shakespearean actor.
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It acquires the tests from lab companies, and has Quest Diagnostics process the tests.
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"You've seen a lot of missile tests fail, most tests actually fail," he said.
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The catch is that the tests have to be the right kinds of tests.
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Subsonic tests, or tests below the speed of sound, will take place at Centennial Airport, while supersonic tests will be conducted at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
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In official studies, IQ tests correlate very well with other IQ tests, the same IQ test repeated later on, and other tests of intellectual ability like the SAT.
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If we gave identical tests, we could compare scores, of course, but that is infeasible for standardized tests that cannot simply give identical tests year in and year out.
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Pap tests are one of the most familiar — and successful — cancer screening tests ever invented.
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Many doctors are and will order tests for them, but often the tests aren't reliable.
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So it's crucially important that charities run tests of their programs, including tests at scale.
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And those tests take weeks — everything from an MRI to blood tests — you name it.
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North Korea's six missile tests and four nuclear tests have cost at least $4 billion.
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It does offer birth control, tests for cervical and breast cancer, and tests for STDs.
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The company currently in conducting both clinical tests (in partnership with UCSF) and field tests.
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Automakers strive for top ratings in IIHS tests as they do on federal crash tests.
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The soldiers in his field tests are a lot like the babies in taste tests.
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The tests were conducted via a mobile application called Wehe, which tests users' internet connections.
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But once I did their tests, the tests said that I wasn't healthy at all.
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Both England and the US are rolling those out, the antibody tests, the serological tests.
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Both England and the US are rolling those out, the antibody tests, the serological tests.
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However, as with RT-PCR tests, serological tests are also facing supply shortages and bottlenecks.
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The C.D.C. has run only 445 tests, not counting tests on people who were repatriated.
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Vision tests, also known as refraction tests, measure a patient's prescription for eyeglasses or contacts.
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Home pregnancy tests can be 99% accurateThere are two basic types of home pregnancy tests.
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"It generates the lessons, the tests and it grades the tests," one veteran instructor marveled.
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"Only 62.3% of staff drive tests achieved at least the minimum download speed predicted by the coverage maps—with U.S. Cellular achieving that speed in only 45.0% of such tests, T-Mobile in 63.2% of tests, and Verizon in 64.3% of tests," the FCC said.
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Over the past year it has conducted two nuclear tests and more than 20 missile tests.
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It is one of many standardised tests, and tests are not all there is to learning.
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The company conducted ground tests this year near Chicago and is planning flight tests in 2019.
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Our services include women's exams, cancer screenings STD tests... Last year, we provided 740,000 HIV tests.
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After the fueling tests, the plane will undergo engine runs, taxi tests, and finally first flight.
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The vehicle will first go through numerous electrical tests on the ground, followed by flight tests.
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Linking solvency to stress tests makes sense, but increases risks if the tests are too generous.
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Prenatal genetic tests accounted for the greatest spending, followed by hereditary cancer tests, the analysis found.
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Instead, it could be one of several other tests, including home stool tests available by prescription.
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The tests include echocardiograms and blood tests for troponin, a protein released by damaged heart muscle.
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North Korea has forgone nuclear tests, missile tests and rhetorical attacks for more than 400 days.
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No harm, no foul if Tom tests negative ... but if he tests positive, that's an issue.
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Labs frequently lose blood tests, and when the tests do come back, it's with absurd delays.
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Rapid tests can get a result in minutes but are generally less accurate than other tests.
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The National Hockey League tests players for marijuana use, but doesn't punish them for failed tests.
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Tests included cognitive assessments, self-reported symptom questionnaires, blood tests, brain imaging and a medical history.
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The usual tests will include blood hormone tests to see if the ovaries are working correctly.
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The five survivors went through a series of tests, including MRI brain scans and memory tests.
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Just as psychological tests can double as artworks, so, too, can artworks function as psychological tests.
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"I was sent to see a neurologist, who did a ridiculous number of tests – more MRI's, a spinal tap, over fifty blood tests, and numerous cognitive and balance tests," he said.
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Chamorro-Premuzic said companies typically use two types of tests for pre-employment screening: objective performance tests, which basically measure skills, and cognitive abilities tests, like the Wonderlic and the AIQ.
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" Alexakis said he "was sent to see a neurologist, who did a ridiculous number of tests - more MRI's, a spinal tap, over fifty blood tests, and numerous cognitive and balance tests.
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The cognitive tests revealed that people taking anticholinergic drugs performed worse on short-term memory tests, as well as on some tests of executive function, including verbal reasoning, planning and problem-solving.
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And also, the comprehensive bill that we were moving to try to create a more modern framework for the regulation of laboratory-developed tests and laboratory tests more generally, IVDs, diagnostic tests.
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All of my blood tests came back negative, so now I'm doing a series of provocation tests.
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Holmes said the tests would cost about half of current Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement rates for tests.
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He even gets STD tests every three months and posts photos of his most recent tests online.
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On Monday the swimming tests will start for a week, followed by five weeks of academic tests.
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But the basic answer is clear: Facebook ran some tests, and the tests knocked the system over.
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Then there is a really long part about "active tests" and "passive tests," but it's absolutely insane.
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The company's top tests are its testosterone, metabolism, Vitamin D, food sensitivity and STD tests, Cheek says.
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A series of tests Throughout the year, North Korea has conducted a series of ballistic missile tests.
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Verizon recently began 5G tests, and AT&T intends to begin outdoor 5G tests over the summer.
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In 2014, 43 percent of students passed the reading tests, and 49 percent passed the math tests.
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After six nuclear tests and a succession of missile tests, the consensus is that Pyongyang is close.
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Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp have also launched their own tests and universities are developing tests, as well.
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Trump has downplayed the latest North Korean weapons tests, saying the U.S. never restricted short-range tests.
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It's capable of running 80 to 100 tests per day, and has so far run five tests.
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Current estimates peg the total number of US tests conducted at fewer than 9,000 tests to date.
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There are tests, more tests, surgery and chemotherapy — the grim, anxious, absurd routines of modern cancer treatment.
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The company has shown off a few tests done on key components of the rocket, such as pressure tests on the vehicle's massive propellant tanks and ignition tests of sub-scale Raptor engines.
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As with human tests, a company's algorithm and DNA database can cause some variability between two different tests.
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Unlike traditional tests, Lia's tests are made from a special paper that will disperse in water and biodegrade.
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The virus still confounds blood tests and scientists have been tracking Zika with genetic tests and clinical symptoms.
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It has conducted five nuclear tests — two since the beginning of last year — and scores of missile tests.
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North Korea carried out two nuclear bomb tests last year and two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in July.
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Work on these tests continues so the companies can apply to FDA for full approval of the tests.
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Theranos recently voided the results from tens of thousand of tests and corrected the results of other tests.
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Because of this, kind companies have replaced cruel tests on animals with sophisticated human-relevant, non-animal tests.
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Ideally, unit tests are run first, because they run much faster, and then the functional tests are run.
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Holmes showed data from 11 tests in her presentation but says it can run up to 40 tests.
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Are there rapid point-of-care tests and how accurate and timely are blood tests for coronavirus infection?
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Using tests on low-risk, asymptomatic air passengers means fewer tests are available for individuals at high risk.
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The genetic tests for these conditions found fewer people at elevated risk than the tests for heart disease.
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Breathalyzer tests thrown out: A New Jersey court said 20,000 tests used to measure driver intoxication are inadmissible.
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While officials have acknowledged there are still not enough tests to meet demand, they denied refusing other tests.
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While officials have acknowledged there are still not enough tests to meet demand, they denied refusing other tests.
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The state has been able to conduct tests using modified CDC tests since Monday, according to the commissioner.
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Since then, I've had two more PET scans, roughly 200 blood tests, numerous urine tests and oncologist visits.
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Of course, I undertake regular blood tests, liver and heart checks by ultrasound, thyroid tests, and so on.
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For example, the Supreme Court upheld literacy tests for voters, as long as the tests were administered fairly.
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Cheek demonstrated the company's app and service on stage at Disrupt SF today and unveiled plans to soon offer at-home STD tests, tests that measure breast milk nutrition and tests for male fertility.
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Tests &apostake forever to run&aposBesides the time it takes to run tests, it can also be difficult to nail down why certain tests failed, especially when developers are releasing code around the clock.
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But according to the New York Times, the US still lags behind both countries in terms of tests per capita: While South Korea has conducted about 700 tests per 100,000 people, and Italy about 600 tests per 100,000 people, the US has done fewer than 200 tests per 100,000 people.
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Tension in the region has risen since North Korea carried out two nuclear bomb tests last year and two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in July, tests it often conducts to coincide with important national dates.
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Earlier this month, Suzuki said it had used the wrong tests to calculate mileage for models going back to 2010, submitting figures compiled from indoor tests performed on individual parts, rather than vehicle coasting tests.
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At least when it comes to breed, doggie DNA tests are significantly more accurate than ancestry tests for humans.
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The charge and discharge tests, the TVOC test, and the accelerated usage tests are entirely new to the process.
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Prescribing tests without sufficient medical oversight can also lead to unnecessary tests that burden an already overtaxed health system.
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Mr Trump downplayed North Korea's recent tests of short-range missiles, claiming America did not consider them missile tests.
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For the study, Ko and his colleagues conducted eye tests, physical exams, cognitive tests and surveys of 33,068 participants.
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Launching in Walgreens stores with a menu of blood tests that didn't include these tests would have been pointless.
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I also appreciated tests informed them that they were, in fact, tests, and I was not in mortal danger.
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The US has performed five coronavirus tests per million people, compared with South Korea's 3,692 tests per million people.
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A lab in Austin, for example, has run two tests and is capable of running 2200 tests a day.
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Maze wants to reinvent usability tests by letting you turn design prototypes into tests in just a few clicks.
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In England, no tests were conducted in domestic women's competitions last year (although there were tests in international matches).
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After its initial tests with iPhone users in Spain, Brazil, and India, the company will begin tests with Android.
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These programs provide critical educational assistance including reimbursement for national admission tests and national tests required for college credit.
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North Korea in July conducted two intercontinental ballistic missile tests and has conducted numerous missile tests throughout this year.
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More specifically, Theranos refuses to publish anything that might help validate its tests before it gains approval for its tests from the FDA; Theranos has submitted more than 120 of its tests to the regulatory agency.
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Obvioulsy (obviously), spelling tests, rote learning, reading aloud in class and standardized tests all work against dyslexics in the classroom.
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Despite the fact that pregnant women's tests are supposed to be prioritized, my husband's tests came back weeks before mine.
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Administering a few simple cognitive tests to the new mothers—including tests of memory—revealed no obvious changes in performance.
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Those tests have stopped, as have its tests of the warheads themselves, lowering tension and the risk of inadvertent escalation.
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Run the tests, make the changes needed to your network layout, then run the tests again to see what's changed.
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Through the field sobriety tests, officers found enough evidence for the arrests and did not perform blood tests, Hamann said.
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CLIA certifies the quality of all laboratories using commercially available FDA-approved tests as well as non-FDA-approved tests.
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The SAI then subjected Chand to more procedures, including blood tests, another ultrasound, clinical gynecological tests, and an MRI exam.
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North Korea in July conducted two other intercontinental ballistic missile tests and has conducted numerous missile tests throughout this year.
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One of my gender tests consisted of having a hair plucked from my head so chromosome tests could be conducted.
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Diagnostic tests used to determine mental pathologies are the subject of "Psychobook: Games, Tests, Questionnaires, Histories," edited by Julian Rothenstein.
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Instead of running multiple tests to produce an average, the engineers cut corners by extrapolating running resistance from past tests.
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She stressed the company's tests are more than 22 percent accurate, but the tests aren't performed in a clinical setting.
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And the tests of lesser-range missiles have been spotty, with the system failing eight of 17 tests since 1999.
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Operation Dominic consisted of 31 nuclear tests in 1962, responding to the resumption of bomb tests by the Soviet Union.
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North Korea has stepped up ballistic missile tests and has staged five nuclear tests so far, including two last year.
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State labs were told they couldn't use the CDC's coronavirus tests — but the tests could have been used all along.
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While Nurx aims to have 10,000 tests available as early as Friday, Everlywell plans to launch 30,000 tests on Monday.
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Since then, the North has held six underground nuclear tests, expanded its production, barred inspectors and conducted countless missile tests.
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The state clarified that 100 of the tests in the kit were used for quality control, leaving about 300 tests.
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Laboratory tests confirmed that he was infected with the new coronavirus, and tests are pending for his wife, officials said.
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Blood tests at a doctor&aposs office and store-bought urine tests can both be 99% accurate when used correctly.
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Tensions have risen since North Korea carried out two nuclear bomb tests last year and two ICBM tests last month.
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Importantly, these tests differ from the popular mail-order tests that identify ancestry and risk factors for disease, Falk said.
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North Korea has conducted six nuclear tests starting in 2006 but has declared it would no longer need such tests.
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Real driving tests would see cars evaluated on the road The plan would complement a separate proposal to introduce "real driving emissions" tests — tests that occur when the car is on the road, not in a center.
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Finger blood tests from Theranos, the medical start-up, produced more irregular results than conventional tests offered by the nation's two largest clinical laboratories, researchers reported Monday in the first published independent assessment of the company's tests.
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The Model 29 received top overall marks in multiple tests, like roof strength, head restraints and seats tests, and autonomous driver-assistance systems tests, much in part due to the advanced safety technology special on the car.
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Tension in the region has risen since North Korea carried out two nuclear bomb tests last year and two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in July, tests that the North often conducts to coincide with important national dates.
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Those tests join several others that were part of the panel's previous recommendations: the full colon exam called colonoscopy; sigmoidoscopy, which uses a lighted tube and camera to examine just the lower portion of the colon; and two other types of home stool tests, fecal occult-blood tests (gFOBT) and fecal immunochemical tests (FIT).
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Hence, these tests: One of Facebook's new Stories tests shows big preview tiles behind people's profile bubbles One of Facebook's new Stories tests shows big preview tiles behind people's profile bubbles If Facebook finds these tests prove popular, they could roll out everywhere and make Stories a much more central part of the app's experience.
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Doctors monitor patients' blood pressure, weight, and liver enzymes, and administer blood tests, pregnancy tests, and HIV tests depending on whether someone is having sex that could lead to pregnancy or having unprotected sex that could cause STIs.
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Japan's No. 4 automaker by sales said in May it had used wrong tests to calculate mileage for models going back to 2010, submitting figures compiled from indoor tests performed on individual parts, rather than vehicle coasting tests.
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In the study, patients whose initial tests were negative were given information about their condition and allowed to choose whether to remain in the hospital for additional tests or go home and have the additional tests done later.
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Studies show that students perform better on written tests than on online tests, yet most schools across the nation are assessing their students online, at enormous costs, because that is how the Common Core tests are usually delivered.
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The FDA will also authorize labs to run tests on Roche's high-volume platform and create a 24-hour hotline for labs if they can't get authorized tests, need to process tests or have issues validating a test.
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Professional groups generally recommend those tests only for confirming the results of suspicious or especially consequential pee-in-a-cup tests.
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Since the beginning of 2016, two nuclear tests and dozens of ballistic missile tests have ratcheted up tensions on the peninsula.
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It will then go through another series ever tests, another flight into space, another series of tests, another flight into space.
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Regulators, she writes, could issue warnings and disclosure statements about tests, and reliability scores could be developed for tests as well.
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As well as the nuclear tests, North Korea conducted 20053 missile tests last year, including one successfully launched from a submarine.
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Unlike tests from rivals like 23andMe, Ancestry requires a doctor to be involved in ordering the tests and interpreting the results.
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Field tests in Madagascar showed that the device can be used by basically anyone to perform basic, but vital, medical tests.
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Same location as other tests Seismic activity was detected near Punggye-ri, the underground site used in the other four tests.
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Volocopter has conducted limited piloted tests, while German startup Lilium is aiming for 2019 for its first tests with a pilot.
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SpaceX shows footage from seven different tests in the highlight video it shared today, which include both reliability and qualification tests.
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The tests include MediMap ADHD, MediMap Mind, MediMap Plus, MediMap Heart, and MediMap Baby—offerings collectively known as the MediMap tests.
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I think they can't be at all happy with the way things are going with nuclear tests and with missile tests.
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By the same token, complaints about the challenges stress tests pose for bank management should be addressed without weakening the tests.
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Presumably the easing of sanctions would come in exchange for something—like a moratorium on missile tests and/or nuclear tests.
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They have performed poorly in tests due to their aging technologies, which date from the 1990s, patched upgrades, and infrequent tests.
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Home pregnancy tests (14-18 days)Home pregnancy tests can provide results faster and be more convenient than a blood test.
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But because the tests are "so disconnected from real-world driving behavior," European officials are being pressured to improve the tests.
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There are many physical tests: blood tests, chest X-rays, EKG, an echocardiogram, and, of course, lots and lots of urine.
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The clinic will offer primary care services as well as hearing tests, vision tests, and counseling sessions, according to its website.
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In December, Uber moved its self-driving car tests to Arizona, after briefly doing tests on the streets of San Francisco.
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Static fire tests tests the rocket's boosters full thrust, as well as other functions on the rocket and ground support systems.
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Private labs are manufacturing and shipping millions of tests, but having the capacity to run those tests is a different story.
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If they were scaling standardized tests, the assumption would be that the average difficulty of tests over time has not changed.
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Tests for Zika aren't widely available, and blood tests can only detect the virus itself up to a week after infection.
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It has not engaged in missile tests since mid-September or any nuclear tests since its biggest one early that month.
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He said that they're still waiting for results from 20 of those tests tests, and at least three have been inconclusive.
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The current tests confirm active infections, whereas antibody tests would confirm whether people are recovering or have recovered from the virus.
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These tests follow the PCR-based method, which tests for the genetic presence of the COVID-13 virus in a patient.
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The company had also been actively conducting engine tests, and had even conducted two suborbital flight tests with some prototype rockets.
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As of Friday morning, the country had administered more than 0003,000 COVID-19 tests—an average of 10,000 tests per day.
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The tests work by measuring the level of antibodies in a sample of blood serum (hence their other name, serological tests).
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More than 170,000 sexually transmitted infection tests were administered, as were more than 18,000 HIV tests, she said in a statement.
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Some tests endure because psychologists continue using tests that are out of date, or are no longer considered the best tool.
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MORE DOPING TESTS The International Tennis Federation said that more doping tests would be carried out on professional players this year.
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Department of Defense tests have typically been controlled, and there have only been four successful ballistic missile intercept tests since 2004.
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Since 1998, when India and Pakistan conducted nuclear tests, provoking global condemnation, only North Korea is known to have undertaken tests.
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And in some schools where the earlier tests detected problems, the lead levels identified by the new tests were much worse.
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I cannot comment on the accuracy of it yet based on my own tests, because I haven't done those tests yet.
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Earlier this month, the Japanese automaker said it had used the wrong tests to calculate the mileage for 16 vehicle models going back to 2010, submitting figures compiled from indoor tests performed on individual parts, rather than road tests.
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Products range from Everlywell's series of food sensitivities, breast milk and metabolic activity tests to ever-popular ancestry tests (which are among the best selling tests across the board and also the prime product for Helix's closest approximate — 23andMe).
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In total, Abbott now says that it believes it will produce 5 million tests in April, split between these new rapid tests and the lab tests that it received emergency use authorization for by the FDA on March 18.
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Igor Dvorskiy, who administered SAT and ACT tests in Los Angeles, and Lisa "Niki" Williams, who administered the tests at a public high school in Houston, are both accused of accepting bribes to allow Riddell to take the tests.
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Any recent SmartGut or SmartJane tests will be cancelled, and payments for any out-of-pocket tests will be refunded, it said.
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Unlike health-risk tests for humans, the health information offered on doggie tests doesn't have to pass through the FDA's regulatory approval.
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They get used for brutal impact tests, and sometimes said tests don't go so well... for the dummies, not necessarily the scientists.
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Image: Dante LabsDNA tests can be easily fooled and different tests may draw wildly different conclusions about the supposed heritage of participants.
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But these tests of strength have turned into tests of weakness, as incompetent opposition spokesmen fail to hold incompetent ministers to account.
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Antigen typing tests were performed using red blood cells, while antibody identification tests were performed using plasma containing a range of antibodies.
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Pancreatic cancer is diagnosed using physical exams; imaging tests like MRIs, CT scans, and ultrasounds; blood tests; and in some cases, biopsy.
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The eight different tests it offers today — including women's fertility, vitamin D and cholesterol tests — are conducted and completed through partner laboratories.
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Water tests will be conducted at the two sites every two days from April onwards, with daily tests planned throughout the Olympics.
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Blue Origin seems to be far ahead in its flight tests Blue Origin seems to be far ahead in its flight tests.
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Indeed, Fleitz said there are reports Iranian scientists have attended launches of North Korean long-range missile tests and even nuclear tests.
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Under young dictator Kim Jong Un, North Korea has greatly increased its missile tests and conducted two nuclear tests last year alone.
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Much of the hyperbolic reaction to the North Korean missile tests is rooted in lack of understanding of how missile tests progress.
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Doctors say such tests have dramatically reduced the need for invasive tests such as amniocentesis, which carry a small risk of miscarriage.
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One analysts suggested the statement indicates Pyongyang will conduct anti-air missile tests but not ballistic missile tests the UN has banned.
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Armanios says that telomere tests, like the wide range of genetic tests proliferating the market, represent a greater trend in our society.
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The department is offering remote cyber hygiene tests as well as more rigorous on-site vulnerability tests to states that request them.
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While scores from this spring's state tests are not back yet, students made substantial improvement on internal reading tests during the year.
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In 22019, nearly 4,000 Title X-funded centers provided 720,000 Pap tests, nearly 1 million breast exams and 1.2 million HIV tests.
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The government in Pyongyang has already conducted 17 missile tests and two nuclear tests, including the most recent nuclear explosion on Friday.
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Pyongyang conducted two nuclear tests in 2016 — its fourth and fifth overall — and information from those tests would be attractive to Tehran.
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Since Moon took office, North Korea has conducted three more missile tests, most recently on Monday, marking 12 tests this year alone.
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Thor requires drug tests of job applicants and tests workers after accidents if drug use is suspected, says Julian, the Thor executive.
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Unlike tests from rivals like 23andMe, Ancestry will require a doctor to be involved in ordering the tests and interpreting the results.
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I take annual online cognitive tests, and get M.R.I.'s, PET scans, lumbar punctures and blood tests every two or three years.
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By March 9, the US had performed five coronavirus tests per million people, compared with South Korea's 3,692 tests per million people.
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As the century progressed, such tests — I.Q. tests, college placement exams, predictive behavioral assessments — would affect the lives of millions of Americans.
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Tedros said more tests are being produced to meet the demand, noting WHO has shipped almost 1.5 million tests to 120 countries.
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Additionally, with a shortage of coronavirus tests and no known cures, buying discounted coronavirus tests and cures is really not a thing.
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Unfortunately, it requires doing the proportionate number of tests that they did—they did well over a quarter of a million tests.
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Tests showed that Mr. Sanders's thyroid function and electrocardiogram tests were normal and that he had no reported history of heart disease.
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Unlike drugs, cosmetics can be sold based solely on manufacturers' tests (or no tests at all) and claims for effectiveness and safety.
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Unlike tests from rivals like 23andMe, Ancestry will require a doctor to be involved in ordering the tests and interpreting the results.
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To be sure, there is some simplicity in limiting the number of jurisdictional tests: This is simplicity through uniformity in jurisdictional tests.
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The N.B.A. tests for more than 160 substances under the current bargaining agreement, and it administers four random tests throughout the season.
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Pyongyang conducted what it said were two successful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) tests in July, further raising tensions after five nuclear tests.
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A group of researchers from the United States and United Kingdom says that tests on animals indicate that Alzheimer's patients may benefit from earlier tests — especially on long-term memory loss — which they say is not part of clinical tests currently.
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Those tests included voltage tests of the devices while in use, inspection of the hoverboard circuit boards and batteries, examination of previously burned hoverboards, dynamometer tests (to measure the force of the devices) and even CT scans of hoverboard batteries.
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While the tests appeared to take a considerable amount of time, a spokesperson for the coroner's court previously told PEOPLE that this is not unusual—as toxicology tests vary from individual to individual, some tests proceed much faster than others.
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There were then 19 tests in 2014, 15 in 2015, 24 in 2016 and 20 so far this year, totaling 78 tests in the last three years, or exactly double the number of all tests conducted in the previous six decades.
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U.S. law firm Hagens Berman, which had already filed a complaint in February, said new tests had shown that Mercedes BlueTEC cars produced nitrogen oxide emissions in virtually all road tests that were far higher than in controlled lab tests.
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Regulators have introduced stress tests to see how banks stand up to shocks; America's latest round of tests concluded this week (see article).
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While these stress tests do reveal how solid Samsung's new flagship phone is, the tests were also performed in a very specific order.
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"All of these tests are good tests, and the choice should be offered to patients," said the cancer society&aposs Dr. Rich Wender.
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Last year, the Netherlands wholesale switched from Pap tests to HPV tests, and Australia is set to follow in its footsteps this year.
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Conducting more nuclear tests would be in clear violation of UN sanctions which also ban ballistic missile tests, although Pyongyang has rejected them.
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Conducting more nuclear tests would be in clear violation of U.N. sanctions, which also ban ballistic missile tests, although Pyongyang has rejected them.
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Tests conducted by Britain's defence ministry suggested that only 1% of serving women there could pass physical tests for service in the infantry.
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The isolated country has carried out five nuclear tests and a series of missile tests despite ever-tightening U.N. and other international sanctions.
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And we know that from the 1950s on, statistically, women did better in isolation tests and in sensory-deprivation tests than men did.
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It also promises to defund Planned Parenthood, an organization that provides breast exams, pap tests, HIV tests, STI treatments, birth control, and abortions.
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As more people take DNA tests and company data sets grow, the results from those tests will also become more detailed and accurate.
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Jordyn Ives from Westfield, N.J., agrees, and says standardized tests are also unfair: Standardized tests do not accurately assess my knowledge and abilities.
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Cha notes that if the rate of tests is extrapolated over the rest of Trump's term, Pyongyang would fire off nearly 100 tests.
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The siren tests are being added to existing monthly tests of Hawaii's steady-tone siren warnings for hurricanes, tsunamis and other natural disasters.
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There's no co-pays, there's no up-sells, we've got our labs who are doing blood tests, urine tests, all that stuff's included.
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Conducting more nuclear tests would be in clear violation of U.N. sanctions which also ban ballistic missile tests, although Pyongyang has rejected them.
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"His insistence on repeated tests, despite even China being unhappy with the tests, suggests that he has something to prove internally," Bennett said.
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Allies join effort The Trump administration has answered Pyongyang's missile tests with displays of US military power, including missile tests of its own.
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Unlike traditional tests, Lia's tests are made from a special paper that will disperse in water and biodegrade, allowing it to be flushed.
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It's possible her doctor may have other tests planned and it is also possible that her doctor feels no more tests are indicated.
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As of August 2017, there were approximately 75,000 genetic tests on the market, and about 10 new tests entering the market every day.
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"These tests have been sold into doctors' offices and hospitals and I always thought you could make these tests more accessible," says Chen.
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Last year, 80 percent of its third graders — then its top grade — passed the reading tests and 99 percent passed the math tests.
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The siren tests are being added to existing monthly tests of Hawaii's steady-tone siren warnings for hurricanes, tsunamis, and other natural disasters.
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There were none of the laboratory tests we consider routine in the U.S., no radiologic tests, no breathing machines or kidney dialysis machines.
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Instead of running multiple tests to produce an average, Suzuki engineers cut corners by extrapolating running resistance from past tests, the company said.
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The German group admitted publicly last September that the anomalies in U.S. emissions tests were caused by software designed to cheat the tests.
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North Korea has conducted two nuclear tests and a flurry of missile tests over the last year, including a failed launch in April.
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But it didn't impact requests for pregnancy tests, which may be because girls could easily get over-the-counter tests, the researchers note.
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The clinic will offer primary care services, as well as hearing tests, dental exams, counseling sessions and vision tests, according to its website.
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Whether local labs have the ability to process those tests, or if those tests are even available, however, remains a matter of concern.
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As of March 29, India had conducted 34,931 tests, according to the Indian Council of Medical Research -- or 203 tests per million people.
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While Ookla also saw 5G E tests on some of the newest Samsung phones, the rate of tests was much higher among iPhones.
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Russia has conducted more than 260,000 tests, but this includes cases of multiple tests on the same person, lowering the head count considerably.
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In the weeks since, the US has conducted five coronavirus tests per million people, compared to South Korea's 3,692 tests per million people.
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He stopped using placement tests for KIPP applicants after families of low-performing students said the tests were deterring such students from applying.
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This year, after consumer tests found asbestos in makeup kits for children sold at Claire's, the F.D.A. followed up with its own tests.
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While Trump has dismissed the short-range tests as inconsequential, U.S. allies in the region are much more concerned about the ongoing tests.
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It also said there were 23 missed tests, which the report called "significant", 111 whereabouts failures and 736 tests were declined or canceled.
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North Korea has conducted four of its six underground nuclear tests since 2011, and it conducted three intercontinental ballistic missile tests in 2017.
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The strength tests assessed strength in the upper and lower body using resistance weight machines, while the treadmill exercise tests assessed cardiorespiratory fitness.
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Tests have shown he has high cholesterol and there's evidence of heart disease, but Jackson said tests show his heart is functioning well.
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An agreement that prevents nuclear tests and certain types of missile tests could provide real limits on the arsenal and enable further negotiations.
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Suzuki last month admitted that as part of its tests to calculate the fuel economy for some of its vehicles, it had used data compiled from indoor tests performed on individual vehicle parts, rather than vehicle coasting tests as required under Japanese regulations.
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One hundred nuclear tests were conducted before 1963, when the Soviet Union and the United States signed the Limited Test Ban Treaty (LTBT), which prohibited nuclear tests in the atmosphere, under water, and in space, bringing an end to above-ground tests.
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The strike group was in response to North Korea's continued missile tests, despite UN resolutions banning the nation from carrying out any such tests.
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"DNA tests do not lie (especially when conducted multiple times), and anyone with access to a DNA laboratory could perform these tests," Hanner wrote.
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Inserillo started paying for her own urine tests out of concern that the tests the department required her to undergo might be tampered with.
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So far, insurance coverage of such tests has been spotty, largely because private insurers have viewed the tests as lacking adequate evidence of benefit.
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The South Korean military said the successive tests could stem from Kim's order in March for further tests of nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles.
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Military analysts have detected geological evidence of what they see as successful nuclear tests by the reclusive regime, which also periodically tests delivery systems.
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Bloomberg writes that the tests failed to place the correct load—more accurately, the running resistance, according to Mitsubishi—on the car during tests.
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What customers saw wasn't optimization, but a clear cap, with tests from Netflix's speed-test tool showing measurably lower rates than non-Netflix tests.
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It has 14 validated blood screening tests and two tests for sexually transmitted diseases and will operate on a $25 a month subscription model.
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Typically, a company conducts monthly tests to limit the number of checks and risk making people immune to tests (or worse real phishing emails).
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The Office of Academic Affairs is looking into other tests and quizzes at the veterinary school that use the same software as the tests.
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Reclusive North Korea has carried out five nuclear tests and a series of missile tests in defiance of U.N. Security Council and unilateral resolutions.
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The tests, which are referred to as a "captive carry tests," are designed to evaluate the mock weapon during flight, according to the source.
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Users claimed 'diversity' from genetics tests Most Stormfront users were motivated to do these tests because they are "invested in remaining white," Donovan said.
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But it renewed tests in November when it fired a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile, which flew higher and further than previous tests.
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So anyone who tests positive today will be invited to the clinic in Forécariah for more tests and only then—if required—receive treatment.
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If we have better tests in the future, then by all means we should use them, but right now those tests are not helpful.
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Last week, Trump played down the North's recent missile tests, saying they do not violate Kim's pledge to forego nuclear and long-range tests.
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The tests took place days after the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, ordered more tests of ballistic missiles capable of delivering a nuclear warhead.
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The court ruled that forced breathalyzer tests do not require a warrant, but blood-alcohol tests still do, because taking blood is more intrusive.
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Patients whose doctors ordered flu tests tended to be younger, around 58 years old on average, versus 66 for people who didn't get tests.
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She underwent tests at the university hospital, but no matter how detailed the tests the doctors couldn't pinpoint any changes in her physical condition.
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Patients and their providers deserve to have confidence in the results of diagnostic tests, since such tests are often critical to their treatment decisions.
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Against that backdrop, he said that rather than system-wide macro stress tests, it would be better to concentrate on more focused stress tests.
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A number of tests can discern the difference; for me, it was the results of my blood tests and ultrasounds that showed heart damage.
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First you decide which tests or groups of tests you wish to access based on hereditary risk, curiosity or simply for health monitoring purposes.
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Days after CDC's tests shipped, some labs reported that the test kits were not working as expected, which eventually required tests be re-manufactured.
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The US is experiencing a shortage of tests for the virus, meaning that any tests given to the 1% reduce access for most Americans.
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"North Korea stopping missile tests and nuclear tests would be a great first step," Mr. Yun said last month at a conference in Tokyo.
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Since then, Mr. Kim has halted nuclear weapons tests and the long-range ballistic missile tests that once had Mr. Trump contemplating military action.
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The government says tests on different kinds of dangerous cladding like HPL began last month, though experts have raised concerns about the tests' reliability.
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As of earlier this week, US has performed about five coronavirus tests per million people, compared with South Korea's 3,692 tests per million people.
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The FDA recently released guidance that requires private labs running coronavirus tests to report positive tests to federal, state and local public health agencies.
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The FDA relaxed its rules on body-fluid tests, Reuters reported, saying these tests can go to market without full agency review and approval.
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It's basically the number of people who are infected, multiplied by the prevalence of tests, and tests have been distributed unevenly in different places.
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Last year, just 15 percent of third- through fifth-grade students passed the state reading tests, and only 7 percent passed the math tests.
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The market for ovulation tests, fertility monitors and other mail-in home tests to help women up their odds of bearing fruit is exploding.
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While the Instagram tests are starting to get data back, Facebook tells me it's own tests are necessary since the apps are so different.
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The company last month admitted that as part of its tests to calculate the fuel economy for some of its vehicles, it had used data compiled from indoor tests performed on individual vehicle parts, rather than vehicle coasting tests as required under Japanese regulations.
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"We can currently run 1003 tests/per day, but we have plans in place to ramp up to 2100 tests/per day and later 27 tests/day, if needed," said Ben Truman, a Vermont Department of Health spokesperson, in an email to BuzzFeed News.
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In most cases, other kinds of tests - such as blood tests for proteins or other molecules involved in metabolism or in specific diseases - offer a much more reliable picture of disease processes and risk than pricey consumer DNA tests do, the study team concludes.
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"Therefore, our existing blood tests for cancer diagnosis are normally coupled with other procedures, such as imaging and biopsy tests," he said, adding that more research is needed before blood tests for cancer diagnostics will no longer need those additional procedures to confirm results.
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That means completing a comprehensive neurological evaluation, which might include blood tests, brain imaging, a detailed medical history, and cognitive tests, according to Dr Abrams.
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Image: Gizmodo Australia uses five different tests to evaluate potential immigrants' mastery of English, but only one of those tests uses computer-assisted voice recognition.
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Tensions on the Korean peninsula have been high this year, with North Korea conducting two nuclear tests and an unprecedented number of ballistic missile tests.
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The company added in their statement that it conducts random alcohol and drug tests on all employees, immediately terminating employment if any employee tests positive.
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Despite all this news, SpaceX says it has completed a number of milestones for its updated Dragon capsule — including qualification tests, parachute tests, and more.
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The original tests, known as presumptive field tests, have a history of being almost laughably wrong — if they weren't putting people behind bars, even temporarily.
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Later tests will check how well it works, though the fact that the dapivirine-only ring has already passed similar tests should speed that process.
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He claims to have taken "multiple lie detector tests that affirm I never sexually assaulted anyone," although it's unclear who administered those tests and why.
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Planned Parenthood provided close to 4.3 million STI tests and treatments for men and women in 2015, including tests for HIV and treatment for HPV.
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With no FDA-licensed tests available for Zika, two experimental tests are being used to screen blood collected in the United States and Puerto Rico.
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If the first tests we got back from him were positive I would have been concerned but there were negative tests that came back initially.
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Blood tests in late 2015 revealed the child is in HIV remission, meaning levels of the virus in the blood are undetectable using standard tests.
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The first variable tests the notion that senators come to appreciate filibustering over time, while the second tests for greater support for filibustering among moderates.
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The most common requests were for lab tests, followed by specialist referrals, pain medication or other prescription drugs, radiology tests, other lab work and antibiotics.
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These tests typically measure the levels of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) present in the urine; some fertility clinics may offer tests for antimüllerian hormone (AMH).
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India declared itself a nuclear weapons power after conducting underground tests in 1998 and long-time rival Pakistan responded with its own tests shortly afterwards.
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Tests like the SAT and ACT are becoming as much data-churning machines — profiting from sales of student data — as they are college-admission tests.
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So the devil will be in the detail of the commitment to clarify employment status tests — and where those tests end up drawing the line.
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"And although more often than not they fail in many of these tests, they gain knowledge each time they engage in these tests," he added.
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More than 28,000 people were convicted based on flawed tests, and other drivers who were likely guilty were let off because their tests were inadmissible.
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So, to the extent that you have certain things like stress tests, higher capital rules, certain kind of leverage tests that make sense, it's fine.
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Indeed, analysts pointed out North Korea has been picking up the pace of its ballistic missile tests, conducting at least 10 tests already this year.
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After all, people will buy paternity tests only if they have reason to believe that the tests will reveal something they did not already know.
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At most, Theranos performed a few tests using such technology, and recently has been using tiny samples for only one out of every 240 tests.
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Tests in pigs were successful: The tests in pigs showed promising results, with the sensor picking up whether any blood was in the animals' stomach.
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More than 2,000 blood tests have been done on residents since October, according to Snyder, and those tests uncovered 43 cases of elevated lead levels.
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Tension in the region has risen since North Korea carried out two nuclear bomb tests last year and two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in July.
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The US had received criticism for the rollout of tests for COVID-19, which included faulty tests sent to states at the beginning of February.
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Laboratories in Germany developed tests to detect the coronavirus which the WHO adopted and by last week, the WHO sent out tests to 120 countries.
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By Friday, the US had performed 339 tests per million people, but it still paled in comparison to South Korea's 6,109 tests per million people.
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On Friday morning, Cuomo said that 10,000 new coronavirus tests were processed overnight — bringing the state's total to 32,427 tests, reports Business Insider's Andy Kiersz.
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For countries that are unable to make the tests or buy them from other countries, the W.H.O. asks academic or government laboratories to make tests.
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Still, they urged Americans not to seek tests en masse — an effort to preserve the still-limited numbers of tests for those most at risk.
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The authorization was made Friday and tests will begin shipping next week, according to a statement from California-based Cepheid, the company manufacturing the tests.
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As academic labs begin performing the tests, the country's total capacity could increase by an additional 10,000 tests per day within two weeks, Gottlieb added.
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No health problems have been documented, but the Park Service, which requested the tests as part of departmental policy, noted that more tests were needed.
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Trump's former National Security Adviser John Bolton said that North Korea's missile tests violate UN Security Council resolutions, but Trump still downplayed the missile tests.
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Between 1981 and 2006, the adults underwent muscular strength tests and treadmill exercise tests as part of medical examinations at the Cooper Clinic in Dallas.
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For more than 2 weeks, state labs were told they couldn't use the CDC's coronavirus tests — but the tests could have been used all along
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For a year and a half afterward, he scored lower on tests of his cognitive abilities — tests that he actually improved on while in space.
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The paper ballots look like high school Scantron tests, and are fed through a machine similar to the one educators use for those multiple choice tests.
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But the tests do have their critics, some of whom told Business Insider that the tests may not be better than the trial-and-error method.
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"North Korea hasn't been engaging in new nuclear or missile tests but recently we've seen them persistently testing engines and carrying out fuel tests," he said.
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That said, these tests don't seem like a daily necessity, especially considering that there are smart scales on the market that can perform the same tests.
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South Korea's U.N. Ambassador Oh Joon said North Korea's six missile tests and four nuclear tests, according to some estimates, have cost at least $4 billion.
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"You don't do tests because you think everything's going to be fine, you do tests to find out what's not going to be fine," Musk added.
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Prototypes in private tests have actually already seen a range of tests, including over 200 hours exposed to extreme weather, Krafcik says in the blog post.
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The addition of these three new tests rounds out the startup's offerings to now 16 tests in total, including for thyroid, fertility and other health measures.
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In high school, I was given unlimited time on all non-standardized tests, and on standardized tests, I had more than two times the allocated time.
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Along with the approval of 23andMe's new tests, the FDA announced that it has established criteria to approve similar tests from other companies in the future.
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Newer, quicker tests for the virus have been developed, but distributing these tests across affected countries, particularly countries with underfunded healthcare systems, is no easy task.
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According to the lawsuit, additional (read: legit) blood tests suggested the Theranos one was inaccurate and that correct blood tests could have prevented the heart attack.
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Mr Carter urges step-by-step "coercive diplomacy", setting out specific sticks and carrots for discrete North Korean actions, from missile tests to underground nuclear tests.
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North Korea has conducted two nuclear tests and a string of missile tests since the beginning of last year, despite the imposition of new U.N. sanctions.
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You can choose your tests a la carte for $1 to $2 each, or select a group of tests like cholesterol screening for a discounted total.
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So I'll take home wear tests and then on top of wear tests, I always want to bring home my favorite new pieces in the collection.
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"Now that the whole genome is this accessible, it will replace all genetic tests … because it is all genetic tests, and much, much more," Church said.
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We need to continue innovating and allowing flexibility for the development of life-saving tests, such as the genomic tests that are driving personalized cancer therapy.
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Missile tests by Iran earlier this month have created controversy, with Israel calling on actions by the Security Council, while Tehran said the tests were defensive.
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Pyongyang has conducted five nuclear tests in the past decade and conducted more than 20 ballistic missile tests in 2016 alone, according to the Times report.
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Tests that spot precursors to cervical cancer have saved many lives by catching cases early; there are no such tests for some of HPV's male cancers.
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He noted that Brazil had not previously conducted doping tests outside competition and that such tests now made up about 40 percent of the lab's work.
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President Trump lashed out at China in response to the new tests, criticizing the country for not doing more to curb North Korea's nuclear weapons tests.
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The United States and ally South Korea have responded to two North Korean nuclear tests and various missile tests last year with ever-more-severe sanctions.
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As patients and their doctors become more reliant on diagnostic tests to provide this information, it is critical that the tests produce accurate and meaningful results.
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"We have initiated goodwill measures of, inter alia, a moratorium on nuclear tests and rocket launch tests and dismantling of nuclear test ground," Ri said Saturday.
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The tests looked for the virus itself; they work only if done early in an infection, but are considered more accurate than later tests for antibodies.
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A. The tests have been carried out by the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, which endorsed the nuclear agreement but rejected any constraints on missile tests.
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So most doctors rely on lab tests — including swabs from the sores if there are symptoms, and blood tests if there aren't — to make the call.
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Clubs still conduct the same tests each year, although it is unknown how many players have had their careers ended—or lives saved—by the tests.
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While I underwent tests, I began sobbing uncontrollably because the tests were very intense, the room was too hot, and the lights were way too bright.
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We perform thousands of tests every year to make sure the drinking water in the District is safe – tests that show historically low levels of lead.
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The White House should measure and report each day how many tests were ordered, how many tests have been completed, and how many have tested positive.
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The most recent coverage policy from CVS Health Corp's Aetna approves many single-gene tests for specific cancers, but still largely considers multi-gene tests experimental.
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Research the tests recommended for the breed you are considering and ask breeders whether these tests were done, and how they factor into their breeding decisions.
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Once the flawed tests were discovered and discarded, bureaucratic red tape held up the process of granting exemptions to private labs to make their own tests.
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Her tests came back negative, and after another 1,500 tests of passengers aboard the Westerdam came back negative, the ship was deemed no to low risk.
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When a Utah Jazz player was suspected of having Covid-19 they immediately got enough tests for everyone on the team, which is dozens of tests.
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While the U.S. drug regulatory agency previously had only included PCR tests in its protocols, it updated that guidance to include serological tests earlier this week.
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But as tests have become more readily available, the supplies of masks and other protective gear needed for those administering the tests have been running low.
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On Saturday, the F.D.A. commissioner, Stephen M. Hahn, allowed those labs to use coronavirus tests they had developed independently, after submitting evidence that the tests work.
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Since the number of available tests is limited, the CDC is encouraging physicians to minimize unnecessary testing and consider a patient's exposure risks before ordering tests.
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"You don't do tests because you think everything's going to be fine, you do tests to find out what's not going to be fine," Musk said.
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The international groups affected by the prohibition usually provide a range of women's health services, including pregnancy tests, H.I.V. tests and screenings for sexually transmitted diseases.
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Meanwhile, China had five commercial tests for the coronavirus on the market one month ago and can now conduct up to 1.6 million tests per week.
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The plan called for random tests "so drivers would not know when they were coming," said a person familiar with the white paper proposing the tests.
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Almost everyone performed better now on thinking tests than at the study's start, including tests of their processing speed, even if their white matter was skimpier.
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These tests compromise the genetic privacy not just of people who choose to take the tests, but also their distant relatives who haven't consented to anything.
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He was in the Nevada desert in 1952 to shoot atomic bomb tests and documented the effect of the tests on tanks positioned in the desert.
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Our team's job is to plan out not just the obvious tests but also the strange and inventive ones, to conduct those tests, and to use the data from those tests to re-examine everything about our vehicle to ensure we can take the next step forward.
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"Staff was unable to obtain any 4G LTE signal for 38% of drive tests on U.S. Cellular's network, 21.3% of drive tests on T-Mobile's network, and 16.2% of drive tests on Verizon's network, despite each provider reporting coverage in the relevant area," the agency said.
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Uber suspends driverless car tests after autonomous SUV flips over Uber suspends driverless car tests after autonomous SUV flips over Uber said Saturday it is suspending its tests of self-driving cars after one of its vehicles was involved in a three-way crash in Tempe, Arizona.
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The company frequently tests new features with small groups of users; the tests, however, aren't confirmation that they'll ever become official (some never get released to everyone).
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For one thing, some evidence shows that HPV tests are more sensitive than conventional Pap tests, meaning they correctly identify more people at risk for cervical cancer.
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" Toxicology tests have been performed and the final results could take 19993-6 weeks Winter explains, saying, "His case is deferred at this time pending additional tests.
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These battery tests seem to suggest the A12 really does help battery life—though I suspect the improvements might not be as impressive in other battery tests.
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Based on the costs—$6 for tests of the pooled blood, and $10 for the individual tests—they estimated it took $41.7 million to perform Zika screening.
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Toledo Public Schools have had two consecutive years of failing grades in the state's mandatory tests, and about 800 students skipped out on the tests last year.
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Government tests showed the proposed fix to remove software that cheats emissions tests did not affect fuel economy or performance, the environment ministry said in a statement.
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Amazon's FCC application outlined that the company would first run its tests within its Seattle headquarters, and would use expand to the Kennewick site for outdoor tests.
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Theranos says the miniaturized, automated laboratory can run diagnostic tests on small amount of blood and holds multiple cartridges that could each run up to 40 tests.
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The company added in its statement to PEOPLE that it conducts random alcohol and drug tests on all employees, immediately terminating employment if any employee tests positive.
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Finally, the organization found chemical and human cell tests to be 30% more accurate in predicting skin reactions in humans than skin irritation tests performed on rabbits.
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Dieters can measure their ketone levels with blood tests, breathalyzers, and urine strips (with varying degrees of accuracy — blood tests are considered the gold standard for now).
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What happened was, the privately funded tests Lovelace did got canceled, because he had run through all the tests he could do at his own private facilities.
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Lydia P from Walhalla, S.C., feels tests take up too much valuable classroom time: Standardized tests are becoming more of a norm for students across the world.
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The tests cater largely to clients from mainland China where couples have a preference for sons, and where prenatal gender tests are illegal but abortions are not.
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B-1 bombers fly over Korean Peninsula The Trump administration has answered Pyongyang's missile tests with displays of US military power, including missile tests of its own.
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Toxicology tests frequently reveal drug use, but authorities tell us the Clark County M.E. routinely performs these tests, even if there's absolutely no evidence of drug use.
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Nonetheless, North Korea thumbed its nose at the resolutions — conducting several ballistic missile tests this year alone and five nuclear tests since 2006, including two last year.
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Tensions have risen sharply in recent months after North Korea conducted two nuclear weapons tests last year and carried out a steady stream of ballistic missile tests.
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"Nyarri had no context for the atomic tests, so we see the tests how he saw [them]; as the spirits of the land rising up," she explains.
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The tool allows Facebookers to mark when the tests are completed, set reminders to schedule future tests and tell people in their social network about the tool.
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There are essentially three tests used to detect the virus; doctors must send three blood and urine specimens from each patient in case multiple tests are needed.
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Koretz proposes that standardized tests should be coupled with teacher tests and other measures of student performance, and that teachers get extra help to improve classroom instruction.
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North Korea typically times ballistic missile tests and nuclear tests to significant political events or anniversaries, and there is every expectation this Saturday will be no different.
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They are under no obligation to do so for tests on products that have not yet reached the market or for tests showing bacteria in the environment.
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FOR SALE OF TESTS OF SLEEP APNEA DIAGNOSTICS * TESTS TO BE PERFORMED IN SOUTHEAST ASIA USING MED RECORDER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Although many funds already conduct stress tests internally, a recommendation last year from the Financial Stability Board for system-wide tests has found little traction so far.
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In the past two years, the program has significantly increased the number of blood tests and out-of-competition tests, although Sharapova's positive test came in competition.
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Baidu said that before conducting tests on public roads, autonomous vehicles using its Apollo system would go through simulation tests as well as trials on closed courses.
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But it renewed tests in November when it fired a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile, the Hwasong-15, which flew higher and further than previous tests.
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These tests did not rule out PANDAS, but the neurologist said she couldn't believe that a disease could exist unless she could see it in her tests.
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She regularly returned to hospital, undergoing blood tests for various hormonal and nutritional deficiencies, brain scans to detect neurological damage and genetic tests for common inherited diseases.
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"Some tests came back inconclusive on other viruses, which is common," de Blasio spokesman Eric Phillips said on Twitter, adding that the tests were being re-administered.
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The German carmaker's admission in September 2015 that it used software to cheat U.S. diesel emission tests highlighted the laxness of the EU's own tests, prompting reforms.
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Mr. Rosenthal's company, Health Street, has over the last six years grown into one of the city's leading providers of drug tests and, more recently, DNA tests.
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Washington state has done about four times as many tests per capita as Florida and Illinois, though they all have about the same number of positive tests.
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Carbon Health is one of a few companies tinkering with shipping COVID-19 tests to patients in response to a national shortage of tests for the coronavirus.
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New York State in 2015 awarded a five-year, $44 million contract to Questar to develop its tests and provide platforms for administering the tests by computer.
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It has the capacity to do more than 600 tests using the CDC's materials, and received an additional 800 tests from a commercial provider earlier this week.
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And in the thick of the outbreak, especially given the shortage of PCR tests, the right kinds of serological tests could also provide a crucial diagnostic backstop.
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Coronavirus tests will be free, but if someone tests positive, they may still incur high costs for emergency room visits or if they're admitted to the hospital.
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"Because of CDC surge capacity, there has been no backlog of tests despite the diagnostic issue," the spokesperson said, referencing problems that prevented many tests from working.
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Weiss later suggested that additional tests be conducted by a new group of conservators, but Sotheby's concluded that none of these further tests would change its conclusion.
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The "climate stress tests" will be in addition to the typical stress tests banks face, which examine whether they can withstand severe shocks to the global economy.
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All three tests (the family finder, maternal, and paternal tests) are on sale: Regularly $79.99, you can save $30 and get the family finder for just $49.99.
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The MMY asks thousands of psychologists to research how the tests were created, what their technical characteristics are, and then give their professional opinions of the tests.
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Although we have good tests to determine if people are under the influence of alcohol, no such tests are currently available for marijuana, making enforcement more difficult.
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Student test scores are low: This year 13 percent of the middle school students passed the state reading tests, and 5 percent passed the state math tests.
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While Trump has dismissed the recent tests as insignificant, the European members of the U.N. Security Council strongly condemned the latest tests in a statement issued Tuesday.
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Preliminary tests of the stool samples came back negative, but the health department is conducting additional tests which can take a bit longer than the initial ones.
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The tests will continue Hildreth said that since Kim Jong Un came to power, the regime in Pyongyang has "greatly accelerated the pace" of its missile tests.
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North Korea is restricted from conducting nuclear weapons tests by several UN resolutions, and each of its previous tests has yielded a new round of international sanctions.
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Absah notes that blood tests are cheaper than genetic tests, which only tell whether someone's at risk for developing the disease, not whether they actually have it.
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After speaking to various doctors and going through a series of tests, she learned she had MS. "I believe I was lucky, because some people can go through minor exacerbations and [don't go] through with some of the tests, the battery of tests that I went through," Dean explains.
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They also want to know if the administration has decided whether the tests violate the resolution, whether administration officials were instructed to tell Congress ballistic missile tests would violate the resolution prior to the nuclear deal's implementation and how the administration plans to respond to the latest tests.
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In April of 2015, Koch told Tech Insider that he was skeptical and had questions about Theranos because they claimed to be running revolutionary blood tests but hadn't ever published studies or data that showed how those tests worked or proved that they were as accurate as traditional tests.
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The company sells similar tests through its online store, including a $33 test meant to assess your "Superhero" skills and equally dubious tests to assess fitness and nutrition.
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Black's team conducted a small number of toxicity tests on these printers using several methods, including chemical tests and in vitro cellular assays (the use of live cells).
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"All tests have error rates [...] The government should not be permitted to try a case with anecdotes when incorrect blood tests are a fact of life," she said.
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In 2000, the Justice Department issued guidelines requesting the tests' manufacturers include warning labels telling cops that the tests could produce false positives and therefore require appropriate training.
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The germ-free mice showed fewer symptoms and performed better on a series of motor skills tests meant to model the kinds of tests given to human patients.
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Consumer genetic tests extract different portions of the genome than law enforcement tests, which has led to an ongoing comparison problem when a full sample cannot be obtained.
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It also found that some cell-based tests are a whopping 99.95% more affordable to carry out than comparable tests on animals (which can take about two years).
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The Yankees said no tests are scheduled and he is day-to-day but tests could happen if Hicks shows up to Yankee Stadium sore still feeling pain.
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Rapid blood tests are available that can detect whether a person is immune based on the level of measles antibodies, but the tests are not 100 percent reliable.
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This basic plan is offered through a variety of administrative companies and covers doctors' visits, hospitalization, lab tests, diagnostic tests, prescriptions, and even eye exams and dental cleaning.
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Unfortunately, blood tests aren't an option, since less than 1 percent of magnesium is stored in your blood—and the tests doctors do have are an imperfect science.
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Even so, 57 percent of the school's students in grades three through eight passed the state reading tests last year, and 81 percent passed the state math tests.
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Details on preclinical tests are generally kept confidential, but the company confirmed tests were conducted on mice and dogs; rats, primates, and guinea pigs are also often used.
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The department says it hires only about 15 percent of the applicants who make it through a monthslong gantlet of background checks, fitness tests, polygraph tests and interviews.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Jailed Afghan Women Are Often Given Virginity Tests" (news article, March 2): Virginity tests are a form of sexual violence masquerading as science.
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But it's not at all clear blood tests are a solution to this problem, or that the efficacy of sideline tests is even a problem to begin with.
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That number is based on about 2,000 tests comparing the Nima's sensitivity to gluten in various foods to that of other consumer gluten tests currently on the market.
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Under its system of universal health care, the country has the resources to run about 15,000 diagnostic tests per day and has conducted more than 200,000 tests nationwide.
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Last weekend, the Wadsworth Lab in Albany began administering coronavirus tests after receiving permission from the federal government; New York City began its own tests earlier this week.
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While the central government still takes the lead on tests — claiming it can do 60,0003 of them in a week — private labs can now administer the tests, too.
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This year, 88 percent of SUNY-authorized charter schools outperformed their districts on the state math tests, and 83 percent outperformed their districts on the state reading tests.
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The company said it aims to support over 10 million tests by June end, up from its historical manufacturing capacity that supports about 1.5 million tests a month.
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The company said it aims to support over 10 million tests by June end, up from its historical manufacturing capacity that supports about 1.5 million tests a month.
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While there are more tests available in the US than there were a few weeks ago, labs still can only conduct a limited number of tests each day.
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While there are more tests available in the US than there were a few weeks ago, labs still can only conduct a limited number of tests each day.
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"The goal is not to test over and over, but to make different tests and effective tests," said Shohei Ogawa, from the company's quality assurance department for timepieces.
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SpaceX has completed 17 parachute tests for the Commercial Crew Program so far, with an additional 10 tests planned prior to Crew Dragon's second demonstration mission, Gleeson said.
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CDC Director Robert Redfield has been widely faulted inside the administration for problems with his agency's tests and miscommunicating to senior officials when replacement tests would be ready.
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Relying on a proprietary technology to analyze the small quantities of blood, the private company offered a wide array of tests much more cheaply than existing blood tests.
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If approved, the tests could be used in hundreds of labs around the country and each machine could process as many as 1,000 tests per day, he said.
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Statewide, 39.8 of students passed the reading tests, up 1.9 points from last year, and 40.2 percent of students passed the math tests, an increase of 1.1 points.
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While most of us stare at Rorschach tests and see life reflected back at us, Searls apparently looks at life and sees Rorschach tests staring back at him.
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Tests in Pakistan revealed that the medicines seemed to contain the correct amount of active ingredient, but further tests revealed something that was not supposed to be there.
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Pap tests are only recommended for a small minority of women under 21 who are HIV-positive and sexually active, suggesting most of these tests were also unnecessary.
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An employer can withdraw a job offer to a candidate who tests positive for marijuana on a pre-employment drug screening or fire an employee who tests positive.
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DSG told Defense News that its ammunition is undergoing several tests with the military, including tests in which the bullets are fired from underwater up to the surface.
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Gluten-free pasta samples were positive for the protein in 50.8 percent of tests, while gluten-free pizza turned out to contain gluten in 53.2 percent of tests.
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The five major sections—the first nuclear tests, tests in the Pacific and high-altitude nuclear explosions, Nevada nuclear test site explosions, Rapatronic camera images, and images that picture the impact of these tests on the American public—were all taken prior to the 1963 signing of the Moscow Treaty.
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The United States must realize that after six underground nuclear tests, a temporary, or even permanent, abstention from further tests does not denuclearization make, just as the two decades-old abstention from nuclear tests by India and Pakistan following their sixth in 85033 do not an amenability to denuclearization denote.
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Why it matters: There's been some debate in the medical field if Pap tests (also called cytology tests) should be dropped completely from the roster for women of that age group, as recent studies increasingly show HPV tests can be more sensitive and are valid for a longer period of time.
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In the last week, Mr. Trump and his top officials repeatedly promised that 1 million to 1.5 million tests would be sent around the country, even though labs — government and private ones alike — have struggled to get the tests running amid a growing number of infections and rising demand for tests.
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But after the Ravens giveaway was cancelled pending investigation into the company's tests, it seems at minimum very strange that it continued giving the tests away at other games.
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These uncrewed tests will be accompanied by "abort tests" — a key demonstration of the ability of the crew to escape from the spacecraft in the event of an emergency.
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Although I know you're against voting tests, I'm thinking here of racist literacy tests and poll taxes used in the Jim Crow South to keep black people from voting.
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An attorney for Holmes pointed out that Theranos blood-testing devices conducted over 100 blood tests, however prosecutors only identified eight tests in the indictment that allegedly didn't work.
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But it's unclear how many of those tests sent out were faulty, leading to heightened concerns about the effectiveness of using the tests to stop the spread of disease.
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Additional tests -- including those that look for the presence of antibodies against the virus, known as serological tests -- can further clarify this, and are currently available through the CDC.
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I have been having abnormally high inflammation on my blood tests and my doctor has been running consistent tests to try and get to the root of the issue.
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If the tests come out positive for a drug, the lab runs further tests to make a definitive determination as to whether that particular drug caused the person's death.
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Consumer genetic tests may bring up a lot of false positives, according to a new study that compared results from direct-to-consumer tests to results from clinical laboratories.
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For now, the SATs are still paper-and-pencil tests, but there are multiple online study tools that let students with internet do practice tests and receive study guides.
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Most of the known methods for beating drug tests—flushing your system with fluids, herbal teas, pills, additives, and other home remedies of varying efficacy—mirror the tests themselves.
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And Randy Parris from Walhalla, S.C., thinks the tests have their place: As an 13th grade high school student, I have been through my fair share of standardized tests.
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The "14-day" regulation stipulates that if lab tests are ordered within 14 days of a patient's discharge from a hospital, the hospital must bill Medicare for the tests.
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The allegations included parents bribing college athletic coaches and administrators, having other people take admission tests for their kids and hiring people to correct incorrect answers on standardized tests.
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EPA: In latest tests, filters appear to be working The latest data indicates water filters appear to be working in Flint, federal officials said Thursday, citing recent EPA tests.
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Those who tested — and it's unclear if these were costume tests or screen tests — were plucked from a previous group of around 10 actors who met with the directors.
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Theranos claimed to be able to perform over 240 tests on a single drop of blood; in reality, many of its tests were being run by older lab equipment.
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"We're not making a causal relationship in that BMI tests cause eating disorders because these are very, very complex illnesses ... but these tests can be trigger moments," said Mysko.
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Production delays and problems with qualification tests are partly to blame Boeing says that production delays and problems with qualification tests are partly to blame for the timeline slip.
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"In other studies, with other software packages, we were able to use oral tests," he told me, referring to comparable tests of the language applications Rosetta Stone and Busuu.
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Tests ordered by the researchers were positive for flu in another 59 patients, or nearly 6 percent of the group that didn't have flu tests ordered by their physicians.
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At the time of those demonstrations, Theranos' technology could only do about 12 tests of the more than 200 tests the company claimed it could handle, the SEC said.
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Different states use different brands of alcohol breath tests, but The Times found that all such tests could produce inaccurate results if they're set up incorrectly or maintained poorly.
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A complete and precise diagnosis will not be made for about a month, during which time evaluations of microscopic specimens and other tests, including blood tests, will be done.
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Ms. Liang, who played a leading role in the creation of the stress tests, has expressed support for some measures that might ease the burden of the annual tests.
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The U.S. has chosen to design its own coronavirus tests without relying on the World Health Organization (WHO), which has shipped thousands of tests to countries around the world.
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It's important to note that these tests have not been reviewed or validated by the FDA, unlike those molecular tests that are included in the organization's emergency use category.
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Phys Ed Athletes who pass return-to-play tests after an A.C.L. injury remain just as likely to experience a subsequent knee injury as those who fail the tests.
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At those schools, the percentage of children who passed the reading tests increased by 3.2 points from last year; the percentage passing the math tests increased by 1.5 points.
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Over that period, citywide, the percentage of students who passed the reading tests increased by nearly 217.6 points; the percentage who passed the math tests grew by 22015 points.
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That way, when developers want to release a change, they know which tests are the most important to run — meaning no more wasting time on failed or irrelevant tests.
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I'll let others handle in-depth benchmarking, but I will note that, in my tests, the MacBook Pro was slightly better than last year's model across raw processor tests.
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Standardized tests often involve multiple errors or ridiculous content; for instance, the test company Pearson has occasionally misprinted tests, misplaced or misgraded answer sheets, and faced major technical issues.
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Several experts recommend that people concerned about their Alzheimer's risk get a baseline set of neuropsychological tests, followed by repeat tests if and when they start experiencing worrisome symptoms.
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Turning up the pressure, the North has resumed weapons tests, launching 27 mostly short-range ballistic missiles and rockets since May and warning of more provocative tests to come.
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"The invasive procedure of a virginity examination violates the sanctity and purity of a female," Ms. Persaud said of the exams, commonly known as purity tests or virginity tests.
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Last year, 23 percent of students passed the state reading tests, up from 10 percent the year before, and 15 percent passed the math tests, up from 13 percent.
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In the 2015-16 school year, only 8 percent of the students at J.H.S. 145 passed the state reading tests, and only 3 percent passed the state's math tests.
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Though many states require tests for e coli and other bacteria, lead tests are seldom required, said John Hudson, vice president at Mortgage Financial Services in San Antonio, Texas.
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"Like many pharmaceuticals, pregnancy tests last for two to three years," says Dr. Paul Blumenthal, MD, an OB-GYN and Professor at Stanford University whose research includes pregnancy tests.
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Regulators in China, Europe and Canada have indicated they will conduct their own tests of the revised MCAS, in addition to tests that will be conducted by the FAA.
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Researchers did blood tests on 12,336 men and women, average age 57, assigning them an "inflammation composite score" based on white blood cell count, clotting factors and other tests.
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All tests — bacterial, viral, oncologic, rheumatologic — were normal.
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In 2016 North Korea backed up its fiery rhetoric with two nuclear tests -- the country had only conducted three before -- and a handful of land and sea-based missile tests.
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Another thing to note is that mtDNA and Y-DNA tests can trace back anywhere from 20-100 generations, while autosomal tests can only trace back to 5-8 generations.
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You can watch video of the test on YouTube:While North Korean missile tests regularly make front page headlines in the US, American missile tests don't receive much coverage at all.
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Poll taxes, literacy tests, Constitution interpretation tests, grandfather clauses, and white primaries were introduced into the American political system during Reconstruction (1865-1877) and the Jim Crow era (1877-1965).
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In the promo, Moore tests out Vodafone's "Future Jobs Finder, " which offers several short psychometric tests designed to match a person's interests and talents to available jobs and training opportunities.
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She also noted that other companies producing learning software do similar tests, referencing a Fast Company write-up of DuoLingo's product improvement tests, where different users are shown different messages.
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Tests related to health and nutrition have been widely discredited by scientists, with the exception of a few tests for specific disease-markers offered by 23andMe that are FDA-approved.
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My Internet speed tests using Plume's app were in line with the numbers I got using the Google Wifi mesh network and app, but my speed tests were consistent everywhere.
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The high number of tests was in part because of a need to train technicians at the Brazilian lab that will be used for the Olympics doping tests, he said.
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But the government said tests still underway had so far found no evidence of technology meant to cheat on emissions tests, except on two Volkswagen models the government had tested.
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For five years, on average, the volunteers received monthly infusions or injections of one of two experimental drugs, along with annual blood tests, brain scans, spinal taps and cognitive tests.
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The closest that the Doomsday Clock has ever come to "midnight" was back in 1953 when the Soviet Union conducted hydrogen bomb tests following similar tests by the United States.
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Its components, which ranged from tests to measure electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, and chloride to tests used to monitor patients' kidney and liver function, were all general chemistry assays.
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Last week, the North fired two short-range missiles into the sea off its east coast and its leader Kim Jong-un ordered more nuclear weapons tests and missile tests.
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Using data from standardized national tests, including tests in reading and arithmetic, the children who were taught to write in both dialectal forms had scores higher than the national average.
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Their tests were used in some 16,000 child protection cases as well as six criminal cases that culminated in convictions, although it's unclear how many of those tests were faulty.
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Tehran: Tests 'in line with defense doctrine' Iran's state-run Press TV reported that in the latest tests, two Qadr missiles were fired from the Alborz Mountains in northern Iran.
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Toxicology tests It said comprehensive toxicology tests for "hundreds of drugs of abuse, medications and other chemical compounds" -- along with date-rape drugs -- were carried out but none were found.
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The tests, known as small overlap frontal tests, were similar to the kind that the institute conducts by directing the front-end impact to the driver's side of the vehicle.
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While there are no blood or urine tests for osteoporosis, Dr. Adler recommends routine blood tests for calcium and vitamin D, among other measures, and a test of kidney function.
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We urgently need "rapid tests" — offering results in minutes — and before long we will also desperately need tests to determine who has had the virus and now has immunity. 216.
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The CDC did focus on testing -- conducting 212,22009 tests in the first month and sending out a total of 210 million tests in the first five months of the outbreak.
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"The more tests you take, the more positives you find," Cuomo said, adding that New York state is performing more tests than in China, South Korea, or any other state.
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While North Korea has continued to abide by a self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and I.C.B.M. tests, it has again started making provocative moves like the missile tests this month.
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General Manager Brian Cashman said during spring training that Sabathia had received extensive medical tests and hurdles to clear, including follow-up stress tests, in order to return to play.
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In total, roughly 88,000 students around the state took tests by computer last spring, including those who took field tests, which allow the test developer to try out new questions.
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A variety of academic and commercial labs are already using their own in-house tests, but these are the first commercial tests that have the FDA's blessing for wider use.
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The government has been reluctant to allow labs to create their own tests during emergency situations, Alberto Gutierrez, former director of the FDA office that oversees diagnostic tests, told POLITICO.
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Trump has sought to play down such short-range tests, saying they do not violate a North Korean freeze in nuclear and long-range missile tests in place since 2017.
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First, the Trump administration refused to use the tests deployed by other countries and offered by the World Health Organization, seemingly out of concern that those tests weren't accurate enough.
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But Dr. Brawley said there is good scientific data to show that stool sample tests save lives, and added that some patients may be better served by these noninvasive tests.
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While there are no good tests for prior infection, current tests can detect acute dengue infection, information that could be helpful in identifying children who might benefit from the vaccine.
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The shipping container was not seen at the site before Thursday and its presence suggests the North Koreans are moving to resume tests engine tests at Sohae, Lewis told CNN.
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First, Bolton said that North Korea is violating UN agreements when it tests short-range missiles — and thus the US should condemn the country when it carries out those tests.
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Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg said warrants should be required for both blood tests and breath tests, while Justice Clarence Thomas said warrants aren't needed for either test.
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Before and after the year-long study period, researchers assessed the participants' diets, performed strength and balance tests, as well as blood tests for markers of stress and overall health.
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"It sort of tests for originality of thinking, and to some extent, it tests for your courage in speaking up in a difficult interview context," Thiel told Forbes in 2012.
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Women of "child-bearing potential" can't get a prescription for a three-month course of Accutane without signing an official waiver agreeing to blood tests, liver enzyme tests, regular pregnancy tests before, during, and after treatment, and using two specific forms of birth control, but topical steroids are just a dermatologist's scrawl away.
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So far, however, the actual number of tests being administered fails to live up to that promise — as of Friday, US Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar said the CDC had distributed enough tests for 75,000 people, and partnered with a private firm to distribute material for 700,000 additional tests.
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The Turing platform brings in historical data from across a number of past permutations and tests to essentially virtualise all of this: It suggests optimal mixes and outcomes from them without the need to run the costly physical tests, and in turn this teaches the Turing platform to address future tests and formulations.
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In an email to its customers, uBiome, a start-up that sells health tests, said on Monday that it is suspending clinical operations for its health tests, including SmartGut and SmartJane.
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Although many tests claim to give an accurate reading early on in pregnancy, you may take that promise with a grain of salt once you understand how the tests actually work.
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Around half a million of these tests have been sent to schools, in sealed envelopes, ahead of Sats tests in the first week of May that are used to rank schools.
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Investigators were looking for confirmation of Suzuki's claims that it had used data compiled from indoor tests performed on individual parts, rather than vehicle coasting tests, the transport ministry official said.
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Also based in Hong Kong, Prenetics began by providing DNA tests for insurance firms and health care providers, before branching into consumer tests by buying London-based startup DNAFit last year.
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A year ago, the startup began shipping risk tests for breast and ovarian cancer; today it's announcing options for an additional eight different types of cancer tests for women and men.
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From October, NHS England will begin to routinely carry out a standard set of genomic tests for some cancers and rare diseases, filling in the patchy use of such tests today.
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Evenflo presented its tests as rigorous and going beyond government requirements, which was misleadingTo safety-minded parents, Evenflo presented its tests as tough, going above and beyond what the government required.
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Someday, she told BuzzFeed News, "the public may not be able to distinguish the tests that are informative and useful from the tests that are claimed to be informative and useful."
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One of those tests involves using Google's cadre of human reviewers who train the company's algorithms by rating the quality of search results — Google also conducts live live A/B tests.
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As Vox's Brian Resnick previously reported, the more people who take these tests, the bigger the databases become, making it even easier to find people who haven't taken the tests themselves.
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Previous lab tests have suggested that there might actually have some backing behind it, but although the tests took place in a lab, they didn't come with an accompanying published study.
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Clinton is up to date on health tests, including a colonoscopy and a few other tests not often seen in a presidential candidate's health disclosure: gynecologic exam, mammogram and breast ultrasound.
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Before that stage, the frequency and number of screening tests will need to be reviewed; there are suggestions that just two or three tests in a screening 'lifetime' will be adequate.
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The results, published in Pediatrics, confirmed their suspicions: panel tests accounted for 45.1 percent of the food allergy tests ordered by primary care doctors, compared to 1.2 percent of allergists' orders.
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The link between Beijing and Pyongyang has been frayed by North Korea's repeated missile tests and increased pressure from Washington on China to act to prevent further nuclear tests by Pyongyang.
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Despite discovering 98 positive samples in the re-tests and banning those athletes from Rio and dozens more in targeted pre-competition tests, several more athletes were caught at the Games.
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Instead of having one QA person work on 100 tests, they have a hundred testers take care of the 100 tests, then report back any problems they found to the client.
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If you want to self-diagnose for strep throat, one of three tests it's currently capable of running, you buy the cartridge that tests for the presence of infectious streptococcus bacteria.
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Most pregnancy tests have a symbol (two lines or a plus sign, for example) that indicates that you have hCG in your urine, and these tests are generally easy to read.
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Tensions have risen after North Korea conducted two missile tests in July which, like its five atomic bomb tests, were carried out in defiance of international pressure and United Nations resolutions.
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STRESS TESTS Fitch performed various stress tests to assess the strength of the structural protections available to the TPS compared to the stresses outlined in Fitch's closed-end fund rating criteria.
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But how much this worry impacted their life and how often it happened didn't appear to vary based on whether women got older two-gene tests or newer multi-gene tests.
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Still, the results should reassure doctors and patients that women will be able to handle results from newer multi-gene tests as well as they could with the older BRCA tests.
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The biggest challenges to get these tests to market include price -- the tests might be too expensive to get covered by insurers -- and high rates of both false positives and negatives.
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Tension in the region has risen since the reclusive North staged two nuclear bomb tests last year and launched two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in July in defiance of world powers.
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Mitsubishi said it had begun using the unapproved tests in 1991 and had later incorporated data based on such tests into mathematical simulations that are also used to estimate fuel economy.
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Though there is often public controversy over the value of standardized tests, research shows that these tests are quite robust measures to predict academic performance, career potential, creativity, and job performance.
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I was disappointed by the news that VW rigged millions of its diesel vehicles to defeat mandatory emissions tests by detecting the tests and adjusting their settings so as to pass.
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Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have risen recently after North Korea carried out two nuclear tests last year and two ICBM tests last month, prompting a strong round of U.N. sanctions.
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It's hard to blame families for being skeptical of lengthy tests, and all the accompanying test preparation, when they know these tests are more about system needs than educating their kids.
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For example, some states already use DNA tests to enhance detection of cystic fibrosis along with the blood tests used in routine newborn screening for dozens of metabolic and genetic diseases.
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Palmer: The other big issue is the testing and the lack of the tests, and the lapse from when the people take the tests and when they actually get the results.
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Everyone who tests positive or who has come into contact with someone who tests positive then needs to be put into quarantine or isolation, to not spread the virus any further.
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BioReference has promised to run 5,000 tests a day for New York state (Cohen said they were about halfway there), another 5,000 tests for New York City Health and Hospitals Corp.
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Cuomo said New York was ramping up its testing, having just received federal approval to allow 28 labs across the state that can process complex tests to begin running coronavirus tests.
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North Korea has conducted all of its six nuclear tests within deep underground tunnels to diminish the spread of radioactive materials, and has stepped up the pace of its missile tests.
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It's likely that the US has done more tests than the CDC's reported figure shows, since the agency isn't tallying tests performed at state and private labs in the past week.
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Medical professionals in the Czech Republic have also said that rapid tests from China were not working properly, but it was not clear whether these tests were also made by Bioeasy.
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Earlier this week Koca said the kits sent to the United States were locally produced PCR tests for coronavirus and added Turkey had a monthly production capacity of 2 million tests.
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The number of tests will be scaled up every week after that, and Stevens said the aim was to expand the tests to a wider range of workers beyond the NHS.
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The number of tests will be scaled up every week after that, and Stevens said the aim was to expand the tests to a wider range of workers beyond the NHS.
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Companies and labs are jostling to develop robust serological tests in the US as well; one company, Henry Schein, says several hundred thousand of its tests will be available March 30.
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The results of these tests can also be trickier to interpret than results from the more common RT-PCR tests used to diagnose Covid-19, which detect the virus's genetic material.
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While the Obama administration was less prone to making concessions, Pyongyang took a great leap forward in its weapons programs by conducting four nuclear tests and four long-range missile tests.
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Larger firms in the $700 to $250 billion range would still be subject to annual Fed stress tests, but would only need to run internal stress tests once every two years.
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Though there is often public controversy over the value of standardized tests, research shows that these tests are quite robust measures to predict academic performance, career potential, creativity and job performance.
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Preliminary research found that students in the classrooms with the purified air got higher scores on math and English tests than students taking tests in classrooms without purifiers, the Guardian reports.
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North Korea broke an 18-month hiatus in weapons tests in May, launching 27 mostly short-range ballistic missiles and rocket since then and warning of more provocative tests to come.
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In the past year, it went into overdrive, firing 23 missiles in 16 tests, and those tests bring the world ever closer to the dangerous prospect of a nuclear missile strike.
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EDF's statement said it was making progress with the tests on its reactors to demonstrate that those involved in the tests demanded by ASN can operate in a fully safe mode.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has pursued an aggressive testing schedule; he carried out two nuclear tests in 2016 and has conducted more than a dozen missile tests this year.
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In defending his leniency about the short-range tests, which have alarmed allies, Trump has said they are preferable to testing intercontinental ballistic missiles or conducting other kinds of nuclear tests.
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Uber, the ride-booking service, halted its driverless car tests in California after local officials said the company did not have the required permits, though its tests in Pittsburgh are continuing.
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The Undercover tests are small enough to carry in a purse or wallet and can be purchased online for $34.99 for a five-test starter kit or $49.99 for 10 tests.
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The department said about 15 states reported testing prisoners for HIV whether or not they consented to the tests, while 17 states allowed inmates to decline the tests as of 2015.
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If the new proposed rule is enacted, most law schools will still use standardized tests including the LSAT and the GRE, just like most business and medical schools still use tests.
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The tests conducted have shown a positive infection, and he will remain in hospital for further tests and his immediate social circle will be monitored, the government said in a statement.
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In response, organizations have been looking at ways to ramp up testing capacity, cut down on the time needed to run the tests, and find alternative ways to deliver the tests.
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