Sentence examples for driven by tests from inspiring English sources

Since most of the recent increase in testing is driven by tests on patients with normal to mildly reduced eGFR and as there is little evidence of benefit from intervening in people with early stage CKD, 26 these results are unlikely to influence clinical decisions or contribute to better care.

"I felt the public schools were really driven by test scores," she said.

He says he does not want a school system driven by test results.

Those experts should have consulted Sidwell parents, like me, who know how driven by testing that school actually is.

Often driven by test screenings, this led to what author Peter Biskind describes in his book Down and Dirty Pictures as a kind of "McMiramax" version of world cinema.

However, the mixtures research effort at NIEHS, to date, has been driven by test article nominations to the DNTP or by investigator-initiated research through DERT.

While it's good that No Child Left Behind has focused attention on the gap, the law is so driven by test scores that public discussion often takes a cartoonish form, as if a stiff dose of test prep will end the gap.

As recounted in Freedom at Work: Language, Professional, and Intellectual Development in Schools (2010 Routledge), which she co-authored with Swinney, the larger take-away for Torres-Guzmán from this work was that rigidly standardized curricula driven by testing and assessments were choking the potential of schools, teachers and students.

There's much design work to do driven by testing results.

But thanks to its unimaginative approach, the extent to which pedagogy and curriculum are now driven by testing in California is almost total.

One important counter-narrative to the education reform focus on identifying top teachers is that Applebee and Langer (2013) note that when teachers have autonomy and implement best practice, high-poverty students outperform comparable high-poverty students in classrooms "with more traditional approaches to curriculum and instruction," driven by test-prep (p. 148).