Non-negative test result definition

Non-negative test result means a test result on an initial test that is greater than the cutoff level for a psychoactive substance or metabolite but is not confirmed as a positive test.
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Non-negative test result means the PAST initial test results are greater than or equal to 0.006 G/210L, where G means the weight of alcohol in grams and L means the volume of breath in liters. Non-negative test results are compliant test results.
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Non-negative test result means a drug test result that a laboratory determines is:
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More Definitions of Non-negative test result

Non-negative test result means a preliminary result established by a screening test that indicates the possibility of a drug present in the sample provided.
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Non-negative test result means the initial test results are greater than or equal to 0.020 G/210L, where G means the weight of alcohol in grams and L means the volume of breath in liters. Non-negative tests are compliant tests.
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Non-negative test result means the result of a preliminary screening for a controlled dangerous substance that is not negative but that has not been confirmed by a licensed laboratory.
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