  Scattering of protons with transversal polarization $p_y^p$ on deuterons with
tensor polarization $P_{xz}$ provides a null-test signal for time-reversal (T)
invariance violating but parity (P) conserving effects. We calculate the
corresponding null-test observable at beam energies 100-1000 MeV within the
spin-dependent Glauber theory considering T-violating P-conserving
nucleon-nucleon interactions. The S-wave component of the deuteron wave
function as well as the D-wave are taken into account and the latter is found
to play an important role for the magnitude and the energy dependence of the
observable in question. Specifically, with inclusion of the D wave the maximum
of the obtained signal is shifted to higher beam energies, i.e. to 700-800 MeV.
