Sentence examples for examination sat from inspiring English sources

Students are assigned into either a traditional high school or a non-traditional high school based on their performance on a placement examination sat in the last year of primary school [ 38].

A minority of schools used some sequential testing methods (i.e. all students would sit Part A of an examination, and only those with low marks would sit a Part B examination to assess whether they passed or failed) we included data solely for the examination sat by all students at the institution (e.g. Part A) as that gives a fair indication of the assessment load of a typical student.

Reliable test-equating between examinations sat by different cohorts was not possible as there were no common items included.

The UKFPO SJT has been said to be the closest that there is in the UK to a national licensing examination, the same examination being sat by all students at all UK medical schools, with large differences in mean scores being apparent.

On April 26, during Dr. Rodriquez's examination, "I sat next to those remains for seven and a half hours," Mrs. Gongadze said.

The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ), which oversees exam boards, says that "with 15m papers to be marked and 2.3m A-level and 5.4m GCSE grades awarded each year there are many processes that need to take place in the small window between when examinations are sat in May or June and results day in August.

A-level examinations are sat by a large number of further education students, and often form the basis of an application to university.

The examination room sits empty now, with an old-fashioned stethoscope sitting on a desk.

In the museum, a steel examination table sits near a photograph of the Oregon State Insane Asylum baseball team, which once played against local challengers in and around Salem, Oregon's capital.

And they were let down because the examination that they sat was designed in a way which I don't think was entirely fair to them, or to those people who are going to carry on teaching them or employing them in the future..

In one of the hospital's examination rooms, Marbella Gutierrez sat holding one of two twin boys, born weeks earlier.