Sentence examples for external marking from inspiring English sources

And a successful British export might be killed off on the way: there is a market for A-levels among international schools and Commonwealth countries keen on their reputation for quality and the consistency conferred by external marking.

Music teachers have little confidence in the external marking of sixth-formers' own compositions at both AS- and A-level, with many claiming that grading is inconsistent and unreliable, academics from the university's School of Education found.

An official DfE spokesperson said: "We are aware that Pearson, the external marking supplier responsible for key stage 2 tests, published the key stage 2 grammar, punctuation and spelling test on its secure marker site, for a short period of time.

It is possible that around 300 revolvers with no external marking were produced.

"The major difference is that the tag is under the skin and you have no external mark," Dr. Saraux said.

The cell was not responding to some external mark, it was keeping track of how the rat moved.

Like a master surgeon, the mark of his greatness has been a lack of external marks; he's become invincible by appearing almost invisible.

Protestantism advanced rapidly during his reign through the systematic reformation of doctrine, worship, and discipline the three external marks of the true church.

These were only the external marks of more profound changes that in a generation or so were to make the educated Russian nobility members of European polite society.

The humility imposed on the Essene, the commitment not to "abuse his authority" or to display "external marks of superiority," may remind us of the "Let not yourselves be called masters, for Christ is your only master" of Matthew 23:10.

Noah had no external marks on his body -- no bruises or cuts or fractures, no sign that he was forcefully gripped and no evident neck injury that would seem to result from vigorous shaking.