Sentence examples for evolving examination from inspiring English sources

The university system, with 130,000 undergraduate students, is the biggest customer of the SAT I. "The College Board has a long history of an evolving examination," said James M. Montoya, a vice president of the College Board.

The methodology evolved during examination of the data.

As planning for the show evolved, the scholarly examination of architecture, family life, commuting and the suburban dream left little room for artists' views of the suburbs, said Michael Botwinick, director of the museum.

Starting out as a murder mystery, the show evolved into an examination of the sinister double lives of the innocent-looking townsfolk and the dark, paranormal mysteries of this seemingly quaint town.

A set of recommendations has evolved from this examination for consideration at the upcoming 7th AMCDRR in 2016.

While it appears from their binding site sequence that these domains have evolved randomly, our examination illustrates the subtlety in the design of these modules.

Given the number and variety of genes that we found to be differentially regulated, along with the indirect and relatively mild nature of exposures that culminated in demonstrable response differences in immunology, histopathology, clinical pathology, and lung function, the search for single candidate genes may need to evolve to an examination of global epigenetic alterations.

While specialty-level evaluations evolve from traditional examinations to objective structured clinical examination-like assessments, a broader range of competencies are tested; consequently, examiners are forced to integrate results when making a determination of competency.

One anecdote under examination is his evolving account of having met the pope.

The examination of the evolving tensile and compressive maximum stresses identified an interesting phenomenon, that of asymmetric cyclic softening.

The recent examination of fast evolving markers, such as the ank2 and pk1 genes encoding proteins with ankyrin (ANK) motifs, revealed the existence of more than 100 genetically distinct wPip strains [ 9, 11, 14], belonging to five distinct subclades and further referred as wPip-I to wPip-V groups [ 14].