Sentence examples for ends of key from inspiring English sources

For example, we identified novel antisense transcripts in the 5' ends of key developmental genes such as hetR (the master regulator of heterocyst differentiation) and hetC (a gene involved in early heterocyst development).

At the end of key stage two, testing or grading.

This is particularly defined in the Target buildings that players must raid at the end of key missions.

"We were on the end of key decisions which did not go in our favour," said Hughton.

The figures also showed schools in inner London outperforming most of the rest of the country, especially in writing at the end of key stage one.

National data published earlier this year showed that 53% of state primary pupils reached the DfE's new benchmark in all three subjects at the end of key stage two.

The chief inspector also said that the government should consider formal testing for primary school children at the end of key stage one – age seven – to measure progress.

We propose either retaining a baseline at the end of key stage 1 using end of key stage 1 tests or introducing a simple baseline check at the start of reception (making the early years foundation stage profile non-statutory)." The pupil premium is one of the Liberal Democrats' signature policies which featured prominently in its 2010 general election manifesto.

After the figures were published, the NUT's new general secretary, Kevin Courtney, said the results of the tests taken by pupils at the end of key stage two, known as Sats, were meaningless and untrustworthy.

"Parents rightly expect us to ensure that their children are leaving primary school having mastered literacy and numeracy and that is why we have tests at the end of key stage 2".

A DfE spokesperson said: "The gap between disadvantaged pupils and their peers has narrowed since 2011 and more disadvantaged pupils than ever before are reaching the expected standard by the end of key stage four.