Sentence examples for examiner subject from inspiring English sources

If the faculty does not include a qualified examiner in a selected language, it will be the student's responsibility to find a suitable examiner (subject to approval by the Graduate Faculty).

Sheehan [ 42] identified 15 facets for the role of external examiner: subject expert, experienced, impartial judge, custodian of standards, interpreter of regulations, rapid reader, board member, decision maker, conflict coper, interviewer, power source, signatory, migrant, reporter and outsider.

Technical factors and biological variation have to be considered in fetal nasal bone length measurement, as well as variation and interaction within examiners, subjects (pregnant women) and ultrasound image [ 8, 9].

The examiner and subject are seated opposite each other at a table and the subject is shown and instructed how to keep his or her finger or thumb in place.

All patients responded positively to the mouthwash, and 7 of the 12 patients were scored as having "good" or "complete" recovery by both examiner and subject.

Polygraph accuracy depends on the skill of the examiner, the subject's physiology, and the conditions under which it is used--specifically if used for interrogation related to a particular event.

While their lower body was stabilized by the examiner, the subject was asked to contract his/her trunk extension muscles to maintain a horizontal trunk position against gravity while unsupported.

Secondary rotations for all trials, Examiners and subject groups are presented in Tables 3 and 4. Between-examiner comparisons indicated that Examiner 2 consistently produced greater average secondary rotations than Examiner 3 (Tables 3 and 4, Figure 5).

They are perhaps best considered under the broad headings of situational variables (physical testing conditions and test procedures), tester variables (reliability of the examiners), and subject variables (individual characteristics such as age, gender, and socioeconomic group).

Located at the intersection of science and the law, coroners and medical examiners are subject to little regulation in most states and, as the National Academy pointed out, there are no national standards for the field.

Verbal stimuli were simultaneously presented as written words and spoken by the examiner (control subjects were presented with written words only).