Sentence examples for exam sets from inspiring English sources

Your new exam has one great virtue: you will fix the number of pupils who fail, irrespective of whether they can do the tasks the exam sets.

9. Another important and open question is related to the small sample size which the authors used in training and relatively large number of genes in exam sets.

Only look at the exam set by creationist William Dembski for his Intelligent Design and Christian Apologetics course at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

For someone who doesn't thrive in an exam setting, this could have serious implications on their final grades.

Not writing in an exam setting — though those essay tests can be tough — but the kind of writing that in itself is an act of rumination.

(The Woman in Black is an exam set text, and the Fortune website features a warning that large numbers of school parties should be expected).

In another room down the hall, a group of students took a G.E.D. practice exam, set on turning their lives around.

Most of those studying for a degree in Brazil take a standard exam set by the federal education ministry, which publishes the average grade for each course.

Four-fifths of Singaporean pupils sit an O-level exam, set by the Cambridge University examinations board, at 16.There will be no return to O-levels in Britain at least, in the sense of an exam taken by only a few.

The medical examining board said that although it planned to appeal, it would give Ms. Currier the additional time if Judge Katzmann's order is still in effect when she takes the exam, set for next week.

Why, to pick a typical example, did one Evan Machonochie, an Oxford graduate who passed the grueling Indian Civil Service exam, set off for Bengal in 1887 and spend the next 40 years in India?