Sentence examples for a test that will from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hespe also said that 91percentt of the graduating class of 2000 had passed all the writing, mathematics and reading sections of the High School Proficiency Test, a test that will be replaced in the spring of 2002.

Experienced sailors can take a test that will allow them to use boats on a level commensurate with their skills.

He has developed a test that will determine whether a judge's assessment of a blind-tasted glass in a medal competition is better than chance.

New York City is developing a test that will combine the multiple-choice TerraNova with its PAM and PAL tests (performance assessment in math and in language arts).

Others, like Francis McCardle, president of the General Contractors Association of New York, welcomed the variable pricing as a test that will reveal whether driver behavior can be changed, and if discretionary travelers can be induced to use mass transit or drive during off-peak hours.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., Dec. 10 - The Air Force is scheduled to launch a new Delta 4 rocket here Saturday afternoon in a test that will help determine whether it can become a "heavy lift" vehicle to carry billion-dollar military satellites and, possibly, NASA's future manned spaceships.

Some people with such family histories, and some without such histories, wish to have a genetic test that will answer the question: 'Will I be next?'".

Mr. Caperton has promised by 2013 to deliver a new test that will do a better job of fostering analytic skills.

While there is a genetic test that will show that you have a genetic mutation that could give you Alzheimer's, the highest percentage chance that test gives you is 14percentt.

These findings lead to the conclusion that recommendations to use two simultaneous serological tests is based on mistrust in recommending a single test that will fail very occasionally, or on a misunderstanding of the reliability concept of diagnostic tests.

B1 NEEDIEST CASES B9 EDUCATION Students Put to the Test More than 200,000 public school fourth graders in New York State took a standardized test that will figure in promotions.