Sentence examples for being placed on test from inspiring English sources

She said that at first, she thought too much emphasis was being placed on test results, "but then I started to see that you can prepare them without teaching to the test".

It is this very academic drive in lower Fairfield County, where so much emphasis is placed on test scores and the number of students who go on to college, that has made a trade school like Wright seem dispensable, the school's supporters said.

After 24 h the tubes were placed on test tube racks to let water drip out.

Briefly, platelet-rich plasma (100  μL) was placed on test hydrogels (1 × 1 cm) at 37°C for 30 and 60 min, respectively.

We believe, however, emphasis should be placed on testing PPI in which at least one protein is not conserved between species, because while these may be easily predicted, PPI between proteins with no orthology can never be predicted in this manner.

Focus therefore must now be placed on testing interactions for those proteins.

Third, emphasis should be placed on testing samples of each species large enough to give a reasonable probability of actual detection.

More precisely, during the production process specific emphasis should be placed on testing the degree of emotional arousal provoked in patients when reading certain risk information.

While interns were confident about requesting appropriate investigations and interpreting test results, their supervisors felt that interns ordered too many investigations reflecting an approach acquired during clerkship (in teaching hospitals) where undue reliance was placed on tests for making a diagnosis rather than on a good history and physical examination.

Thus, during the production process greater emphasis needs to be placed on testing the degree of emotional arousal provoked in patients when reading risk information to allow them to undertake a benefit-risk-assessment of their medication that is based on rational rather than emotional (fearful) reactions.

If UKCAT scores were indeed less biased compared to traditional factors used in selection (e.g. A level grades and personal statements) then this would be evidence to justify greater weight being placed on the test results during admissions.