Sentence examples for cited tests from inspiring English sources

Mr Moloney cited tests on Emap's golfing website to offer course booking services which give it a cut of the fee.

Mr. Gammage also cited tests done several years ago by the magazine Car Stereo Review that showed it took thieves at least three minutes to bypass car alarms.

The Texas governor frequently cited tests of children in 21 countries, including the United States, as yardsticks of just how much room for improvement there was.

After 100 days of storage in the controlled environment, the above cited tests and measurements are performed again in order to evaluate the effects of ASR.

Thorn and Neyer cited testing for steroids, initiated for the 2004 season.

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.

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.

The study showed that seven in 10 teachers cited testing as major drawback and 61percentt also cited lack of support from administrators and nearly 75% cited "discipline and behavior issues" in the classroom.

Even though more demanding tests are available [ 25, 36, 60, 61], the MMSE still remains the most widely used and cited test of global cognition.

Stecker, Harrington, and Middlebrooks, 2005 (cited) tested a hemispheric model as a sort of worst-case scenario, although several authors have seized on the hemispheric model as reality.