Sentence examples for have better tested from inspiring English sources
"He could have better tested his reliance on what he was told," the investigation found.
While the report acknowledged that Mr. Dimon could "appropriately rely upon" senior managers who oversaw the trading strategy, it also concluded that he "could have better tested his reliance on what he was told".
American students vary in educational achievement, but white students in general typically have better test scores and grades than black students.
I thought I had better test it out, so I made myself a cup.
Instead the web gets a warning that IE7 is coming and that everyone had better test their applications to see if they will work in the new browser.
And many of the beneficiaries of the preferences end up being upper-middle-class minority students, since they tend to have better test scores than poor minorities.
But in the end, if we have better test scores and a better quality education for all our children, who cares what color they are?" Part of the success, Mr. Carvajal said, can be attributed to the new leadership in a district that has had nine superintendents in 14 years.
Although SUV and SUVRWB appear to have better test-retest reliability, other factors such as sensitivity to disease states may vary between methods and should be considered when choosing a quantification method.
Polakow-Suransky did not reject my thesis and he condemned the educational malpractice of short cuts to raise test scores and, as usual, he expressed hope that someday we would have better tests.
And as Tom Hoffman notes, those who have deeper knowledge, a greater base of expertise, will tend to produce "deep learning" in a discipline, while the less experience teachers will "teach to the test". And though students of the less experienced teachers had better test scores, students who learned from more experienced instructors performed better in subsequent courses.
The absolute PA question had better test-retest reliability than the relative PA question.
