Across town at the Trinity School, another of Manhattan's elite academies, the administration has formed a task force to examine workload, and the upper school, grades 9 to 12, has been trying ways to coordinate test-taking with papers, labs and other projects.
In fact, even when explicitly instructed not to coordinate, test subject pairs still showed a statistical tendency toward 0° phase-alignment of arm motions [21].
A coordinate test of the movable pipettor ensures correct positioning and prevents collisions.
It is very hard for us to coordinate test reagents supply, quality control of tests and test referrals, particularly for the pregnant women with positive test results.
Federal and city agences began coordinated tests.
Her father, who is retired, managed and coordinated test products at the Pepsi-Cola testing plant there; he now owns Resman Cellars, a wine producer in Washingtonville, N.Y.
With the backing of a new investor they started the Partners agency, with offices in New York and Paris, where Hedi Slimane worked as an assistant, coordinating test shoots.
It's true that some states and districts need to do a better job of coordinating tests, to prevent redundancy, and using them effectively.
We mainly focus on the impact of the setting (i.e. sequential testing, testing with publication of selected results, and independent vs. coordinated test choice) on the performance of human subjects, and on the consequences for the reliability of published research.
In an interview with the Iranian Mehr news agency Thursday, Ebrahim Khodaie, an official at Iran's National Organization for Educational Testing, which coordinates student testing in Iran, confirmed that students can again register for the exams.
