Sentence examples for examiner time from inspiring English sources

He moved on to write for The Los Angeles Examiner, Time magazine and Sports Illustrated, before joining The Los Angeles Times as a sports columnist in 1961.

Difficult samples may consume inordinate examiner time and produce suboptimal information, generating DNA backlogs and inconclusive results [5].

Of course that still requires extensive examiner time, and in the final analysis would presumably be equivalent in examiner time to having two examiners at a station in the first place.

The impact of examiner time, size of image and appearance under either polarized or flashlight have been offered as explanations for this difference.

A benefit of the change to statistical equating was that the Angoff method is expensive in terms of examiner time, a typical diet requiring a whole working day, and perhaps longer, on the part of from seven to ten examiners.

Statistical equating provides a robust standard-setting method, with a better theoretical foundation than judgemental techniques such as Angoff, and is more straightforward and requires far less examiner time to provide a more valid result.

The examiner timed how long it took for each subject to make three separate palpable oral and pharyngeal swallowing motions, respectively.

Examination time was highly examiner-dependent, and was only about 5 minutes per infant in the NICU in Regensburg, where imaging was performed by trained paediatric ophthalmologists of the Reading Centre.

The examiner recorded time to termination as the holding time in seconds.

The methods and assessment tools selected will depend on the expertise of the examiner, the time and resources available, and the presenting concerns.

The Patent and Trademark Office needs to give examiners the time and resources necessary to issue quality patents.