Sentence examples for content of tests from inspiring English sources

The reasons for this growth have little to do with the content of tests themselves, because that has stayed more or less the same for three decades.

"Too often the content of tests is determined by what is easy to test rather than what is important to test" (Hughes, 2003, p.27).

Language teachers appear to select the content of teaching dealt with in the classroom based on the content of tests and tend to concentrate on the skills measured by tests.

Table 2 Carbon content of test substance Betaine determined by elementary analysis Test Surfactant type Chemical structure Batch Date of analysis C-content N-content 1 amphoteric Betaine 090063 06.11.2009 20.8%2.3%% 2 amphoteric Betaine 110013 25.02.2011 20.7% 2.5%.

Since growth and lipid content of test organisms can have major impact on bioaccumulation, data should be corrected for both parameters.

Similar findings were reported in Zhan and Andrews (2014) who noted that content of test preparation is partially directed by learners' interests.

The analysis of fish from the test and control groups at the end of the experiment is important to confirm the equal lipid content of test and control animals.

Variability in ginkgolic acid content of tested extracts might therefore explain some of the observed variabilities.

Results: Tests on artificially generated sequences show that NMF can faithfully reproduce both positioning and content of test motifs.

Because genome sequences of tested strains were not available, microarray data were not normalized to avoid biasing the gene content of tested strains.

While several professional guidelines define the content of test reports, there are no guidelines to inform the development of a patient-friendly laboratory report.