Sentence examples for gaining examination from inspiring English sources

There are also limited support structures in place using a second language to aid IENs in gaining examination skills [ 29, 33].

Clinical stage is based on all of the available information obtained before a surgery to remove the tumor, while pathologic stage adds additional information gained by examination of the tumor microscopically after surgery expressing the stage before therapy only (Lucas 2006).

I am able to gain an examination result by just joining an e-learning course that is as good as what I would have achieved by attending a face-to-face course.

He progressed well in his theory examinations; gaining 99 percent for gunnery and 91 percent for airmanship.

But many people who enter this field with Ph.D.s -- including me -- choose to become attorneys: attending law school, passing the patent bar examination, and gaining admission to a state bar association.

It could be argued that such a build-up of pressures causes students to think of their educational aspirations only in terms of gaining success in the examinations.

Again some limited mechanistic insight can be gained from an examination of the descriptors selected for the model.

A Birmingham City Council spokesperson said: "We have always acknowledged the frailty of the situation in Birmingham and there is little to be gained by further examination of this, or by speculation of the review's findings.

Applications of these decision technologies to the game of chicken and the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 illustrate how the information-gap models can be conveniently utilized in practice and how strategic insights can be gained through rigorous examination of the robustness of equilibrium solutions to uncertainty in preferences.

Further insight can be gained from an examination of the implausibility measure in cuts through the input space.

'Character data' include all primary (raw) and secondary (edited or derived) data gained through the examination of a sample.