Sentence examples similar to concluded tests from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Ravi Bopara, Graham Onions and other England players will carry fond memories of the recently concluded test and one-day matches against West Indies.

The Norwegian team concluded: "Test results have shown by effective removal of NOx from the exhaust gases of heavy vehicles that it is possible with Euro 6 engines.

He cautioned the board against concluding tests are "too easy" because more students get top marks.

Literacy and numeracy should be embedded, and there should be a concluding test of competence – like a driving test – in place of the present box-ticking regime that many apprenticeships never even complete.

The course takes about three hours, includes case studies and a concluding test to assess the level of theoretical knowledge on communication and concordance.

The agency has not concluded its tests of the Chevrolet Volt, a plug-in hybrid that also goes on sale next month in parts of the United States.

This comes as no surprise to the private national consumer watchdog, Consumer Reports, which recently concluded new tests on liquid fabric softeners.

Mattel has stepped up testing of toy production and has nearly concluded its testing of recently made toys, the company said last night.

A recent narrative synthesis of eight studies concluded that testing interventions can lead to increases in test uptake, but other outcomes were not examined in detail [ 16].

But the panel that made the recommendation concluded the test itself has caused unnecessary deaths and injuries.

Dr. Jacobson, who looked into the research on brominated vegetable oil after being asked about it by The New York Times, concluded, "The testing of B.V.O. is abysmal".