Sentence examples for into examination from inspiring English sources

More than 1.4 million students are taking India's crucial class 10 board tests at 1,200 centres, amid reports of mass copying, cheating and parents bribing police and school officials to let them into examination halls.

On the basis of the commission's current terms of reference, it is not clear that it needs or has been asked to consider the operation of the European court, save for in this interim advice, but perhaps this will fit into examination of the "operation and implementation of [European Convention on Human Rights] obligations".

The analytic assays were performed every day, and at least 4 wells were randomly taken into examination each time.

Because MS measurements of bacterial proteins against overwhelming background of host proteins are still technically challenging (Schmidt and Volker, 2011), vast majority of work thus far falls into examination of the bacterial proteome in bacteriological media.

The conclusion was made by Troshichev et al. (2011) that substorms considered by Lee et al. (2010), as exclusive events, turn out to be a quite ordinary phenomena, if the proper coupling function E KL and the corresponding PC index are taken into examination.

According to our data, this idea is reasonable and deserves more efforts to put it into examination.

Effectively barring use of sexual orientation testing as an invasion of "the most intimate aspects" of life, the Court of Justice found that the unidentified man from Nigeria should not have been pressured into examinations that included drawing a picture of a person in the rain and the Rorschach ink-blot test.

We separated the examination data into examinations conducted in the ward and examinations conducted in the ICU, as the latter were more frequent.

The potential difficulty and cost of placing video clips into examinations (whether formative or summative) may have limited the number of validation studies in this area.

After a short wait, she was called into the examination room.

Dressed in a white coat, green scrubs and silver clogs, Dr. Kathy Rumer welcomed Ms. Nimmons into an examination room.