Sentence examples for ability examination from inspiring English sources

Photocatalytic ability examination of the magnetic hybrid NPs was carried out in methylene blue (MB) solutions illuminated under Hg light in a photochemical reactor.

The eight schools were representative of schools in the United Kingdom for ethnicity, deprivation (eligibility for free school meals), pupil absence rates, and academic ability (examination results and proportion of children with identified special educational needs).

The average of our 8 schools in terms of ethnicity, deprivation (eligibility for school free meals), pupil absence rates and academic ability (examination results and proportion of children with identified special educational needs) was similar to national rates although the range of our sample is narrow.

Complete the application process, which includes a written exam, a physical abilities examination, interviews, a polygraph and background investigation and the medical assessment.

Note that the study population differs from that reported in Ayis et al [ 13] because the participants included here are those who completed health care utilization and pain items, whereas Ayis and colleagues employed data from participants about whom there was self-reported data on walking ability plus examination data.

Two experiments examined clinical validation's ability to increase examination of a persuasive message and increase long-term recycling.

Further studies are needed to explore the utility and predictive ability of standardized examinations such as the A2 Examination and the contribution of such examinations to evidence-based admission decision making.

Characteristically, he turns his academic triumph into an indictment of the system — that success in examinations proves nothing except the ability to pass examinations, and that other, much worthier, et cetera — but he glides over the sheer extraordinariness of his facility.

It's just that most of them were not chosen in an especially meritocratic way, if by "meritocratic" we mean "judged superior according to an objective standard of ability" (like an examination of philosophical knowledge and literary skill).

Principles of communication skills with clinicians should include competence in clinically relevant report formulation, an appreciation of the need to urgently transmit unexpected findings determining immediate patient management, and an ability to place examination results in a clinical and multidisciplinary context.

Several studies compared the ability of clinical examination, mammography, ultrasound and MRI in the assessment of final response [ 70– 80].