Sentence examples for difficult examination from inspiring English sources

She passed the competitive state examinations called the agrégation when she was twenty-seven, which everyone agrees is young for that particularly difficult examination.

Stevenson had to show great resolve against Dawani, who came close to winning bronze in Athens four years ago, but came through the difficult examination of her kicking skills with a narrow 3-2 win against her Jordanian opponent.

This difficult examination has a significant failure rate.

The treatment of uveitis in children is challenging due to the lack of verbalization of symptoms, difficult examination, and suboptimal compliance to the recommended treatment [4].

Consider the resemblance between what we have characterized above as an abstract concept (e.g., preparation) and a typical example of an analogy one might, for instance, construct an analogy to describe preparation by comparing a student studying for a difficult examination to a long-distance runner training for a marathon (law student : studying :: marathon runner : training).

Two studies collected sweat from individuals preparing to take a difficult examination with exercise sweat as the control.

The steady growth of libraries was facilitated by the entrenchment of the civil service system, founded in the 2nd century during the Han dynasty and lasting into the 20th century; this required applicants to memorize classics and to pass difficult examinations.

Further, they have passed difficult examinations of their content knowledge as required by the state of New Jersey, they have maintained GPAs well above their college peers, and all of their programs of study are subject to demanding accreditation requirements.

Importantly, the device was also found to be accurate in estimating lesion location and was suggested to be helpful in difficult examinations.

Diagnosis of pelvic pain in pregnant women is confounded by several factors found in a normal pregnancy, such as nonspecific leukocytosis, displacement of abdominal and pelvic structures from their normal locations by the gravid uterus, a difficult abdominal examination, and nonspecific nausea and vomiting [1, 2, 3].

(Patient 75) ".....Just the fear.... .......... (Patient 86) Patients (56) expressed both in question 1 and question 2 that endoscopy is a difficult, painful examination.