Sentence examples for by the new testing from inspiring English sources

Progressive educators believe that neither children nor schools will or even should respond to externally imposed standards and reel in horror at the data-driven, goal-oriented pedagogy induced by the new testing regime.

But the Williams too was driven by the new test driver, Alexander Wurz, and not by one of the regular race drivers.

The power law dependency between crack growth rate and tearing energy was confirmed by the new test methodology.

Armstrong was unlucky – caught out by the new test, he returned a positive for triamcinolone acetonide and then produced a hastily backdated doctor's note to explain its presence.

Of 17,662 newborns screened, all 85 infants identified as infected with CMV by a blood culture test also were identified by the new test, researchers reported in a paper published in The New England Journal of Medicine.

A significant reduction of the saccadic latency (p < 0.01) was found on average by 21 ms, which probably resulted from an increased saccadic decision urgency forced by the new test design.

In these cases the levels of virus may have been too low to be detected by the new test, which pools blood from several donors to cut costs, Montgomery says.

Specificity was defined as the proportion of susceptible isolates correctly identified by the new test (true susceptible rate – TSR).

Sensitivity was defined as the proportion of drug resistant TB strains correctly identified by the new test (true resistant rate – TRR).

If previous trials have demonstrated treatment is effective for patients identified using existing tests, it may be possible to extrapolate these findings to the additional cases detected by the new test [ 14].

"Some of it, New Jersey thinks up all by itself," Superintendent John Mucciolo said of the new testing regulations, but others, he said, are federally mandated.