The documentary explored the lives of test tube babies and the medical advances that made their births possible.

After reviewing the patient's history, the physician ordered bleeding time tests to evaluate platelet function.

Before approving the supplement, the committee reviewed the results of several double-blind tests.

The researchers conducted several chi-square tests to examine the association between diet and disease.

Before approving the shipment, the engineer reviewed the Charpy impact tests to ensure the material wouldn't become brittle in cold weather.

The scientist explained during the lecture how a test-tube baby is conceived through in vitro fertilisation.

The psychologist administered a Rorschach inkblot test to explore the patient's unconscious associations.

During the clinical study, participants were asked to interpret several Rorschach inkblot tests to assess their emotional responses.

Researchers administered several Implicit Association Tests to measure unconscious biases among participants.

In the workshop, the researcher administered an Implicit Association Test to measure participants' automatic biases.