Sentence examples for most recent exams from inspiring English sources
During one of Ginsu's most recent exams, we noticed a skin mass on her left pectoral fin.
On the most recent exams, the United States was in the bottom third in all three, and trending in the wrong direction in each one.
Overall, the Sageworks survey found, financial institutions named asset quality as an area of most focus during their most recent exams by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDICC), the Federal Reserve and the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA).
Five variables were related to mammography screening and were coded as dichotomous (yes/no) indicators: no mammogram in past two years, ever put off/avoided the test, two or more years between most recent exams, no plan to get the exam with the next two years, and perceived difficultly with the exam because of breast shape or size.
My most recent exam showed no signs of cancer, nor had I experienced any of the more outward symptoms generally attributed to potential prostate problems.
Some math teachers and administrators are complaining that the department's scoring chart for its most recent exam, offered last month, is overly forgiving, and that passing scores are being doled out to students who have not mastered the material.
Under the new ScoreSelect option, available in July, students will get to choose to send their entire five-year history of scores, or to send only the scores from their most recent exam.
Only 14 out of 44 boys and girls in P7 took the most recent exam.
The analysis presented here employs data collected at the most recent exam, "Exam 5," which spanned April 2010 through February 2012.
In Rakowski [ 22] repeat mammography was defined as reporting a most recent exam within the previous 2 years and a next most recent exam within the 2 years before that.
Five parallel items were related to Pap testing: no Pap test in past three years, ever put off/avoided the test, three or more years between most recent exam, no plan to get the exam with the next three years, and perceived difficultly with the exam because of body shape or size.
