Sentence examples for examination users from inspiring English sources

The ALTE Code of Practice1994), for example, stipulates that good testing practice depends on the responsibilities of both the ALTE members ( (EALTA,test developer) and the examination users.

The Code therefore prescribes the responsibilities of both test developers and examination users in the four broad areas of test development, interpreting test results, striving for fairness, and informing test takers.

This examination (User 6) concluded a diagnosis of B5 (Malignant), concordant with group consensus.

Then, using data collected at both baseline and the two follow-up examinations, exposure to inappropriate medication was categorized as: never user of any inappropriate medication (reference group), user of inappropriate medication (any or individual item) at one examination (occasional user) and user at two or three examinations (regular user).

The present study is a detailed analysis of actual fires that have occurred in tunnels, with a close examination of users' evacuation strategies and procedures.

This study expands upon this research through an examination of users' preferences for more (less) restrictive systems based on their own level of domain knowledge.

The nurses conducted the examination of users, and only in the complicated cases were the doctors involved.

A broad range of similarity search, sequence alignment and phylogenetic tools are readily accessible to allow for user-directed interrogation of the database, examination of user-supplied sequences and other individualized directions of research.

Translation may be more efficient if research studies are pragmatic – testing ATs in the environment in which they will be used clinically and incorporating robust examination of user's views and the burden that the AT makes on users.

This paper presents the selection, examination, and user test (SEUT) procedure, a systematic procedure to determine the ideal color scheme for a 4D model.

But some of Twitter's more recent product launches – like the controversial @reply format or decisions about what counts as a character – were developed more as an overly-engineered response to the problems with social network's 140-character limit, rather than by a deep examination of user behavior.