Sentences with phrase «conventional testing still»

Not exact matches

We have found that even wheat and other grains certified organic, or marketed as GMO - free (there currently is still no approved GMO variety of wheat commercially available in the market), will test for the presence of glyphosate, sometimes at levels nearly the same as conventional wheat.

It is still too early to say, however, whether the King - Devick test can replace other, more conventional concussion evaluations for young athletes, including the standardized assessment, despite its shortcomings in this study, Dr. Galetta cautioned.

However, following reports that 13 Member States were unlikely to be compliant with the EU directive by 1 January 2012, meaning an estimated 50 million hens would still be housed in battery cages, Defra announced that many retailers and major food suppliers were putting in place «stringent traceability tests» to guarantee they will not supply eggs produced from illegal conventional cages or use them as ingredients in their own brand products.

Still, the city will serve as a test lab for technologies that could be deployed less dramatically, but more meaningfully, in conventional cities.

«In proof - of - concept testing, our process was much faster than any heterogeneous techniques, but still marginally slower than conventional homogeneous processes,» Abolhasani says.

Still, BioViva has pressed ahead with telomerase gene therapy, and factions within the research community are also aiming for the same outcome of human tests, though through more conventional channels.

Most conventional doctors are still only testing for celiac disease, which is why I recommend finding a functional medicine physician in order to be tested for gluten sensitivity.

(Adding to the confusion, it's also possible to be allergic to wheat, which means you have an immunologic reaction that shows up through conventional allergy testing; you must drop wheat from your diet, but you may still tolerate gluten - containing foods like barley and rye.)

Still, conventional doctors are not running the lab tests that are important, though, some of these antibody markers, some of the reverse T3 markers.

I've had my thyroid and liver checked before, which seems to be the common suggestion to check, but they have only been tested by conventional endochrinologist biomarkers (i.e. FT4, TSH, and thyroid antibodies and I can't remember what for the liver), perhaps the thyroid / liver checks could still be false negatives.

We have found that even wheat and other grains certified organic, or marketed as GMO - free (there currently is still no approved GMO variety of wheat commercially available in the market), will test for the presence of glyphosate, sometimes at levels nearly the same as conventional wheat.

Still, many patients who are tested by conventional physicians and have Vitamin D levels of 20 to 50 are told their results are «normal.»

Interestingly, many conventional physicians test only the TSH — Thyroid Stimulating Hormone — but fail to test for TPO, and do not accurately diagnose Hashimoto's disease in its earlier — but still often symptomatic — stages.

Though TSH comes back in the normal range, so they look good on their conventional doctors uh — thyroid test, but they still have all these thyroid symptoms, right there.

The test subjects were compared to another group of women who still followed a weight loss diet but used conventional exercise.

The test overlaps 25 % of the front of the car instead of the IIHS» conventional 40 % - overlap frontal test, which IIHS still conducts.

From the photos showing the front of the Lamborghini Urus test mule, we can also determine those amazing looking seats from the Concept didn't make it into production either, instead a more conventional seat with a separate headrest on two struts is visible now, but some sources did confirm the interior will still be high - tech and the Urus will be off - road capable, with special suspension and transmission settings for ice, snow, rocks and sand...

Why, despite the fact that the RIBA and the Architecture Association offer free graduate - level lectures in London, and Yale University even offers entire courses online — courses on literary theory and economics that include a download pack of video lectures, notes, reading materials, essay questions and tests — does «extending far beyond the scope of conventional education» still include Hayward charging the public?

Of note, it's still unclear if Kuo's recent reports refer to conventional wireless charging or the new long - range technology Apple is believed to be testing.