Sentence examples for caution on testing from inspiring English sources

Many, from Randi Weingarten of the American Federation of Teachers to the National Council of Teachers of English to the New York Times editorial page, have recently called for caution on testing until teachers and students have a chance to adjust to the new requirements.

We suggest that this approach should be used with caution and tested on other datasets to determine its generality.

In INI-resistant subjects, the combination of DTG and EFV or TPV/r should be used with caution and based on resistance testing.

For instance, a code of ethics binds creators of standardized tests to caution users against making a major decision affecting a student based on one test administration.

Certain yum commands (notably upgrade and remove) can have unexpected side effects depending on the whims of the maintainers of RPMs in the repository, so caution and testing are advised.

So it was a reality test last week when Harold O. Levy, New York's new chancellor, greeted two successive waves of good news on testing -- a nine-point rise on a statewide test and a five-point rise on a citywide test -- by urging caution.

Also on Tuesday, the American Cancer Society released a statement of its own urging awareness and caution regarding testing and prophylactic surgery.

The senior author of the study, Dr. Theodore A. Slotkin, cautioned against overreacting based on tests on animals.

While it is impressive for its scope and creativity, there is a major caution: it is largely based on test scores from the 1990s, that low-stakes era when my son enjoyed his fourth-grade test.

Indulge... with caution: So much of going on vacation is testing out famous restaurants or sampling local foods.

Proceed with caution on that.