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"Now we'll start going over the test data".
Avoid going over the test with others.
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Going over the tests with parents is routine practice "probably 99.99 percent of the time," Dr. D'Angelo said.
The researchers will meet this month to go over the test results and to make plans for more tests in April.
Just to make sure, go over the test and recalculate your points.
Michael tested the scenario by going over to the platform's edge, where he crouched, then eased into sitting, like the strong silent type, dangling his legs over the side, daring the drop, and then just dropping, like that, ta-da but without the applause.
Tim and Tom are set up at either ends of a table separate from us less technically minded sorts, so they're not disturbed by us play-testing and going over, and over, and over the card designs.
Mr. Segal conceded that he lives in an entertainment industry enclave, but said the pilot had gone over well with test audiences.
If you're concerned about time, don't go over the entire test beforehand.
Start going over the background.
It's common to experience a "test hangover," continually going back over the test and remembering points that you should have made, better ways to have written, etc. Don't go look up the right answers or spend more time dwelling on it.
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