Sentence examples for cite test from inspiring English sources

In the debate over Edison Schools, the educational management company that is about to take over 20 failing schools in Philadelphia, Edison's supporters and its opponents cite test scores and academic studies to bolster their arguments.

Advocates such as Mesa cite test results that are positive.

Fraud: Here, the Rhee doubters cite test score data supposedly showing that her Teach for America "success story" in Baltimore was not a success after all.

All three cite tests they claim show that theirs tastes best.

Diane Ravitch cites test scores showing that 12th graders in the United States lag behind their peers around the world.

"Abbott has shown us the benefit," said Lucille E. Davy, the state education commissioner, citing test score increases in Abbott elementary schools.

Here's an example of this phenomenon: Before Mount Holyoke went test-optional, in 2001, its middle 50-percent SAT range (a frequently cited test barometer) was 1170-1360.

They cited test findings that one-third of samples taken from work areas at the Hamilton processing center had turned up positive for the presence of anthrax.

Just weeks before the world championships in Beijing, German broadcaster ARD/WRD and the Sunday Times alleged blood doping in athletics was rampant, citing test results from an IAAF database that were leaked by a whistleblower.

For example, it cited test scores released on Wednesday for the third, fifth, sixth and seventh grades showing that the number of special education students scoring at Level 1, or "not proficient," dropped in mathematics from 61.4percentt last year to 53.1 this year.

Only weeks before the world championships in Beijing, the sport was thrown into turmoil after the German broadcaster ARD/WRD and the Sunday Times alleged blood doping was rampant, citing test results from an IAAF database that were leaked by a whistleblower.