Sentences with phrase «contains individual test»

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Currently, our database contains more than 6,000,000 test results, together with more than 4,000,000 individual Facebook profiles.

Tests by Dan Frumkin, lead author of the paper, which was been published online by the journal Forensic Science International, and founder of Tel Aviv company Nucleiz, showed blood and saliva samples containing DNA could be fabricated to contain the DNA of a separate individual to the one who donated the samples.

When he mixed six colors of jelly beans together in a jar, test subjects ate 69 percent more than if they were presented with 6 individual jars, each containing just one of the colors.

Alternative Cancer Treatments Comparison A large, well organized web site that provides side - by - side comparisons of 12 of the most well known alternative cancer treatments and offers a test kit containing 12 imprinted samples to help determine the most effective treatment for an individual.

The database contains individual - level information on test scores and background characteristics for all students in grades 3 through 8 in the state's public schools, charter and traditional.

Some 120,000 booklets containing tests to measure student mastery of individual skills have already been distributed, he said.

In two - thirds of the items tested, residues of more than one pesticide were detected, with some individual samples containing as many as 13 different chemicals.

(Datafiles containing summaries of test - level data for individual models, including unadjusted fuel - economy ratings, are available for download from the EPA for each model year.)

[30] Standards of the American Society for Testing and Materials state, «An individual has a right to amend by adding information to his or her record or database to correct inaccurate information in his or her patient record and in secondary records and databases which contain patient identifiable health information.»

The Massachusetts independent contractor statute contains a presumption that an individual is an employee unless three specific factors are met, which is commonly referred to as the «ABC test».