Sentence examples for marked tests in from inspiring English sources

Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, has called the proposed boycott "reckless and irresponsible", predicting that the loss of the externally marked tests in English, maths and science for 11-year-olds would result in a much bigger workload of pupil assessment for teachers.

10 Some evidence suggests that the ethnic gap might be greatest in assessments of clinical knowledge and skills, but it is also present in machine marked tests of basic medical knowledge.

The cobas® 4800 BRAF V600 test is the only CE-IVD marked test used in this study.

If this way of marking tests is going to be used in English class, could other tests besides English change as well?

Classroom teachers could perhaps step in they already mark tests taken by seven-year-olds.

The result matches well with the crack propagation pattern shown in a bench mark test in the literature.

Interestingly, our data indicates that the majority of promoters for these genes contained either the H3K4me1 histone modification or none of the histone marks tested in our study (Supplementary Data S6).

Governor Corzine and the state's election officials must now face reality: New Jersey needs new machines altogether, preferably an optical scan system that allows voters to mark paper ballots — much as students mark standardized tests in schools — and then feed the ballots into the scanners.

Thus, the ANOVA provides no evidence for any non-transitive fitness effects among the 21 population samples and 5 marked clones tested in all pairwise combinations from this population.

Differences observed between control and test sites are marked in bold in Figure  2.

National research shows that black children are three times more likely to be excluded from school than white children; black children are often marked down in tests; and, in the main, black children are still underachieving.