Sentence examples for in terms of tests from inspiring English sources

But for children to achieve their potential we need to raise the bar - in terms of tests, pass marks and minimum standards".

Ali Martin A record beckons for Gareth Batty with the Surrey captain, who was named on Friday morning in England's squad for the tour of Bangladesh, poised to register the longest gap between appearances in terms of Tests played if he wins an eighth cap this winter.

The present study showed that, in Eastern Africa, the laboratory capacity for FMD, in terms of tests, equipment and skilled manpower, is still limited, and thus all reported outbreaks are not properly serotyped and characterised leading to insufficient knowledge of the regional FMD status.

In terms of testing positive, the Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Paddy Kenny received a nine-month ban in 2009.

Primary- and secondary-school students lag behind their international counterparts in terms of test scores.

League tables measuring academic standards defined narrowly in terms of test results have had a devastating effect on the morale of teachers, and have distorted the educational system.

But the local school systems are not among New Jersey's most highly rated in terms of test scores or the amount spent per pupil.

"We don't look for the same thing in terms of test scores, but we are not doing them any favors," Mr. Wright emphasizes.

• To the Editor: So the tail is now wagging the dog, in terms of testing and education.

The Schools Some of the city's more troubled schools, in terms of test scores, are in Central Harlem, but to combat the problems, the city in recent years has worked to replace large schools with smaller, more specialized ones.

But while both the state and the city have poured money into them for years, most have remained at the bottom of the heap in terms of test scores.