Sentence examples for exam of which from inspiring English sources

Each year, about half a million students sit the natural sciences stream of the exam, of which 31,000 are accepted in public universities, and only about 2,700 are admitted into the 52 publicly funded medical schools around the country.

As defined in this study, health service deficits are tied to medical care in the past twelve months (not having health insurance, not having a health care provider, deferring care because of cost and not having a routine physical exam) of which oral health care is not a part.

The same instinct for the simple, the dramatic and the showy governs his approach to recasting school exams, of which his announcement last week on A-levels was the latest example.

There are four homework assignments, a midterm, and a final exam, all of which are administered remotely.

He added that a new registration system will reduce paperwork and cut AP testing time by 45 minutes per exam, most of which are about three hours.

A group of white firefighters argue that the city's decision to throw out the results of a promotion exam — on which the whites who took the test did far better than the blacks and Hispanics — was racial discrimination.

The snowstorm that forced the closing of schools in New York City on Wednesday also forced students to miss Regents exams, some of which are required for graduation.

He later studied on his own for the New York architecture licensing exams, all of which he passed on his first attempt, in 1956.

With diligence, they'd perfected this skill — rolling around, cackling, rubbing their bellies like lunatics, before doctor's appointments or family trips, or on the morning of an exam for which they hadn't prepared.

Arguments are likely to focus on whether the Kronos test can be considered a medical exam, the use of which in hiring is illegal under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

The reading exam, the scores of which were considered as reading comprehension achievement in this study, was adopted from Ghahari and Basanjideh (2015).