All of the stakeholders engaged in the test or the test-driven policy are viewed as "participants".
Joe becomes engaged in the pilot, testing the friendship and setting the stage for madcap misunderstandings.
In an effort to make ourselves attractive, we had already trimmed the work-force from 240 to about 130, most of them engaged in the design, testing, and marketing of a coal gasification process that we were confident would one day produce electric power from coal efficiently, cleanly, and economically.
The report is meant to be a wake-up call for those engaged in the development, testing and deployment of autonomous vehicles (AVs) —from developers and manufacturers to safety organizations, legislators and government regulators.
Based on the end-of-term perception survey, students also tended to agree that they and their fellow classmates were engaged in the group testing process and that the group discussions aided their understanding.
Over the past five years, with funding likely in excess of $5 million, this network has focused on determining the natural history of CMT through clinical (https://www.rarediseasesnetwork.org/INC/studies/index.htm) projects and may be engaged in the future for testing treatments.
They strive to break through the human limits of speed, strength and endurance while trying to finish ahead of others engaged in the same physical test.
Kelson Pediatric Partners, based in Hartford, is one of a growing number of companies engaged in the new effort to test children.
As medical director of the Clinical Flow Cytometry laboratory, I oversee the accuracy of these high complexity diagnostic tests and am engaged in the development and validation of new tests crucial in continued care of the patients with leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma.
It is unlikely that the failure to observe an improvement in content retention by collaborative testing was due to a general failure of our students to engage in the group testing process, since improvement in group scores over individual scores for our study (14.8%) was comparable to the two studies that did report increased content retention (16% [ Bloom, 2009] and 18% [ Cortright et al., 2003]).
