Sentence examples for a two-year examination from inspiring English sources

Verizon, which is based in New York, will file its application after state regulators complete a two-year examination of local-phone networks, perhaps within two weeks, Mr. Bone said.

The report was a result of a two-year examination by the state's insurance regulators, who were concerned that the company was spending too lavishly as it fell into serious financial trouble.

The proposals, which are expected to become law by the end of 2013 if approved by all 27 EU member states and the European Parliament, were drawn up after a two-year examination of shifting Internet use and the behavior of consumers using sites such as Yahoo!, Google and Facebook.

After a six-year examination of CIA documents, the Senate intelligence committee will on Tuesday release a 480-page summary of its 6,200-page 6,200-pagethe way in which the agency mistreport al-Qaida suspects held in secret prisons in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

These findings are the latest from the Urban Displacement Project as part of its two-year examination of gentrification and displacement, which has engaged dozens of local nonprofit organizations and regional agencies.

Nurses then go into their homes over a two-year period to do physical and psychological examinations of the infants while assessing such things as the child's diet and the home environment for health risks.

Foresters are trained at two technical forestry high schools for five years and require a final examination under federal supervision after a two-year practice.

Ph.D. requirements are as follows: 32 units of upper-division and graduate coursework, a two-year academic residency, reading knowledge of a departmentally approved foreign language, successful completion of a qualifying examination, and a dissertation.

In its place comes a return to final examinations as the sole measure of a pupil's success at the end of a two-year GCSE course – with the exception of science, which retains a small assessed practical element.

Subsequently Biology was added as the second compulsory subject because we found a positive correlation of Biology grade and course performance.[ 5] We are only aware of one other study addressing the influence of A-level subject choice, which reported no influence of 'all science' or 'mixed' subjects on performance in a 3rd year skills examination.[ 14] This is in agreement with our results.

There was a weak negative correlation between depression score and 3rd, but not 1st, year examination score (Spearman's Rho = -0.13; p = 0.019) – see Figure 3. Anxiety scores were not related to 1st (r = 0.027; p = 0.64) or 3rd year examination results (r = 0.03; p = 0.65).