On the other hand, it is important for examination boards to understand that though language testing is all about making compromises (see Alderson, 2011), which compromises they can make needs their careful weighing and planning (Bachman and Palmer, 1996).
Several of these mtDNA lineages within B. attenuatus coexist in the vicinity of the San Francisco Bay, making more detailed examination necessary to understand the origin and evolutionary affinities of the island populations.
During this period, though, he set out on a painful journey of self-examination, trying to understand what he had done and why.
Therefore, psychological factors, and several measures of deprivation in childhood remain an interesting field for further examinations helping to understand the possible pathways leading to obesity and type 2 diabetes.
The possibilities that non-orthologous enzymes catalyse reactions in this pathway (especially in the Archaea), or that there exist specific uptake mechanisms for the acquisition of shikimate intermediates or essential pathway products, warrant further examination to better understand the precise metabolic attributes of host-beneficial and pathogenic bacteria.
This pathway therefore merits further examination to better understand how, and with what consequences, DISC1 affects mitochondrial function in the developing and adult brain, and if/how this influences risk and/or progression of mental illness, or indeed Parkinson's disease and other neurodegenerative diseases where mitochondrial trafficking is defective.
For a language test to achieve beneficial impact and positive washback, an examination board needs to understand "the nature of context within educational systems and the roles of stakeholders in those contexts" (Saville 2009, p. 6).
We have conducted interviews and done technical examination to attempt to understand how that sorting was done by her attorneys.
Weight may be perceived as an examination, a need to understand for future scholastic endeavors, a need to understand both sides of an issue for debate, or the desire to learn.
