Sentence examples for of these placement from inspiring English sources

What's harder to see are the students who could have done well at college level but never got the chance because of these placement tests".

One of these, placement of a flexible band of magnetic beads around the OGJ (LINX system), has been shown to reduce oesophageal acid exposure (from 10.9% to 3.3%), to improve symptoms, and to reduce PPI use.

Some of these placements have been linked with specific professions: social work is a fine example.

I benefited from one of these placements when I was moved from my local authority at the age of 16.

However, the independent validation of Novel Core HG using BLAST against GenBank gives confidence in the reliability of these placements.

The report's research revealed diverse attitudes towards Jobcentre placements, with some shop managers working closely and positively with local Jobcentres, while others reported having limited or negative experience of these placements.

Social workers are under pressure not to send a child to one of these placements, even though there is evidence that this intensive approach can change the course of a young person's life.

I enjoyed every minute of these placements, which combined all the things I like at work - organising, working with clients, being creative, having interesting ideas and being part of a team.

I found myself in a hot flush reading the figures that some of these placements have sold for: one role with Richard Branson and hip-hop entrepreneur Russell Simmons went under the hammer for a wallet-splitting £53,000.

However, one of these placements for the other mummy sequence category falls very close to the root of the Cosmopolitan clade, consistent with an ancient origin for both this mummy sequence and the Cosmopolitan clade.

A report published last year by the charity Buttle UK in association with Bristol University showed that more than one in 71 children in Scotland are in kinship care and that the majority of these placements are informal, ie, unsupported by the local authority.