Sentence examples for exams concluded from inspiring English sources

Recent court-ordered exams concluded that he had exaggerated his symptoms.

A cross-sectional study conducted in the USA, which analysed data from 6 years of routine office visits for preventive health exams, concluded that in 43% of consultations, at least one non-recommended test was ordered.

In addition to emerging lung disease, the exam concluded that the pony could have died from "an overwhelming allergic response to medications or environmental triggers," but said that was "speculative and impossible to confirm".

A Dallas hospital turned away the uninsured Liberian immigrant after an initial exam concluded he suffered only from a "low-grade viral disease", and the media turned him into the unsympathetic, undeserving face of a contagion with which the west is frantically grappling.

As the exam concludes, Amar feels "unburdened somehow, lighter and even a little effervescent as though, in the very process of having its robustness confirmed, I'd shed my body and left it on the floor".

These data were binned by week, with week 0 including the 7 d before an exam, concluding with the exam date.

A University of Chicago study looked at anxious students in maths exams and concluded that writing about how worried you feel may also reduce anxiety.

When the Educational Testing Service conducted a handwriting analysis on the suspect exams, they concluded that the same person had taken multiple tests, registering each time under a different name.

Assuming her lack of comprehension was a result of fatigue, she covered one eye with her hand and leaned closer to the page to see if the words made better sense, even though the results of routine eye exams safely concluded that distance was not an issue for her 20/20 vision.

The exam regulator concluded that OCR, Pearson and WJEC Eduqas should make their higher and foundation-tier exam papers easier, while AQA was told to make its foundation paper more difficult.

They recall the experience as less unpleasant if there was only mild discomfort at the end, compared to a shorter exam that concluded with greater discomfort.