Sentence examples for drop in test from inspiring English sources

Older patients and those with a drop in test scores soon after surgery were most likely to show declines five years later.

On Wednesday, when reporters asked her about the drop in test scores, she criticized the emphasis on testing but did not mention Mr. Bloomberg by name.

There were no official explanations for the drop in test scores, to a 36percentt passing rate in English from 46percentt in the 2006-7 school year, and to 59percentt in math from 61percentt.

The expansion of broadband service was associated with a pronounced drop in test scores for black students in both reading and math, but no effect on the math scores and little on the reading scores of other students.

Cognitive test anxiety can account for a seven to eight percent drop in test grades (Cassady and Johnson 2001).

In comparison, a ten percent increase in percent free or reduced-price lunch (about half a standard deviation) would correspond to a drop in test scores of 0.7 to 0.8percentt of a standard deviation.

A drop-in test of this new mixture was performed in a domestic air-conditioner originally designed for R22.

A drop-in test of a mixed refrigerant R407C is performed in a commercial screw chiller with shell-and-tube heat exchangers originally designed for R22.

England's only previous experience of a drop-in Test pitch in New Zealand was the famous Christchurch match in 2002 in which it was so damp at the start that they lost two wickets in the first over.

The crackdown led to a 10-15% drop in tests saving billions of euros!

(Hazel, Métis, Female) Although most participants tested at medical clinics and hospitals, several expressed support for drop in testing sites that provide flexibility in access to HIV testing services.