Sentence examples for leading examination from inspiring English sources

But a leading examination board warned that proposals to "supersize" the content of GCSE maths exams could be unmanageable, with teachers and pupils having to put in twice as much work.

She had recently sat a test examination, which the school held in preparation for the national final examination, and showed the test paper which was a compilation of various leading schools' test examination questions.

"The Planning Inspectorate (PINS) is now leading the examination and all interested parties have until 16 September to register.

For the various cell type specific markers four different culture wells per marker were examined for each of the three different groups, leading to the examination of 48 cell culture wells.

Senator Bill Frist, the Tennessee Republican who has been leading a Congressional examination of federal research protections, said today that the idea struck him as "somewhat premature".

He was born in Catford, south-east London: Christ's Hospital and Cambridge, where he read history, contributed something to his formation, though as organ scholar at Gonville & Caius he failed the second part of the examination leading to a degree in music.

Mid-1960s Chicago saw a rise in racial violence leading to the examination of race relations and black empowerment by local artists.

A 'trigger smear' was defined for each patient as the smear leading to further examination.

The clinical examination leading to the diagnosis and etiology was also used to reinforce the distinction between acute and chronic disease (Table 1).

The immune modulatory effects of this vitamin have been subject to extensive examination, leading to recent speculation that it may play a role in select inflammatory diseases [ 7].

Applicant data was based on all students/graduates who registered for an examination leading to ECFMG certification between 1998 and 2012 (15 year cohort).