Sentence examples for examination that determines from inspiring English sources
"There is greater pressure on students because there is only one examination that determines whether you get into university," said Kelly Mok.
On the gaokao, the college entrance examination that determines both which university or college will be attended as well as which major a student can enroll in, at the University of International Relations, women have to score 628, but men need only 609 to enter.
The examination that determines laser surgery (usually the same day or next day) may be related to age at birth or weight at birth.
To evaluate whether the greater spacing in days between examinations was due to different patient characteristics, patients were divided into two groups; one had greater than 7 days between the previous examination and the examination that determined laser surgery, and the other group was 7 days or less between these examinations.
They underwent an ophthalmological examination that determined that they did not suffer from ocular diseases.
In addition, patients were divided into two groups; one had more than 7 days between the previous examination and the examination that determined surgery, and the other group had 7 days or less between these examinations.
School-related dreams are not only a modern phenomenon – there's evidence the ancient Chinese had dreams and nightmares about the civil service examinations that determined one's professional fate.
Scholars say it is a clever governing tactic borrowed from the keju, the Confucian examination system that determined the selection of government officials in China for more than 1,300 years.
Moreover, the endogenous optimism model enables an examination of the factors that determine the magnitude of the optimism bias.
Close examination of previous studies that determined reference ranges for iMg has shown that wide spectrums of ranges have been developed.
Each one handed over $25 for the right to take a 50-question examination that would determine whether he -- there were no women -- knew the rules of baseball well enough to be a high school umpire.
