Sentence examples for judging test from inspiring English sources

It will almost certainly be in T20 cricket and the criteria for judging Test match potential should shift along with that.

Listeners then judged test stimuli in a posttraining session.

Test-taking behavior is used to draw inferences about competency (response data) and can also be used to judge test-taking engagement (response time data).

The prevalence index reflects the frequency of positive judged tests, divided by the total number of children in the study population [ 12].

Judging by test scores, the city's students are benefiting.

(Judging from test scores, they've failed white boys, too).

"I hope the president will wait until the facts are in before judging this test," said Senator Thad Cochran, Republican of Mississippi, a strong supporter of missile defenses.

Therefore it is necessary to monitor test data and judge test failures.

"How can that further faith in the impartiality of the system?" Sotomayor's wise Latina response was, "I think the system is strengthened when judges don't assume they're impartial, but when judges test themselves to identify when their emotions are driving a result, or their experience are driving a result and the law is not".

Koss, who does not easily criticize nations or ideologies, was annoyed by the way some Russian officials blustered about judging and testing and even threatened to go home.

I'm not saying that's going to happen, but judging from testing so far he is going the right way about it.