Sentence examples for passed a qualification from inspiring English sources

TSTs were administered by 18 nurses who have attended a provincial training course and passed a qualification exam set up for this study.

Each student admitted to the Ph.D. program must satisfy a breadth requirement and pass a qualification procedure.

For trotter horses to take part in races, first, they must pass a "qualification" test.

Recruitment races are not compulsory, but to start in a regular trotting race on a Norwegian racetrack, the horse must pass a qualification race within an age specific speed limit.

A single-center, partially double-blind, placebo-controlled, ascending dose (65, 100 and 150 mg) study was carried out in 11 healthy recreational polydrug users who first passed a pharmacologic qualification session to ensure they could distinguish and like the effects of a psychoactive drug (20 mg d-amphetamine) compared to placebo.

It seems unfair that the dental nurse passes a recognised qualification to be on nearly the same wage as someone who possesses no qualifications.

In China, a medical worker needs to undergo and pass a special qualification examination and assessment to achieve his (or her) professional title corresponding to a particular professional skill level.

In China, a medical staff member needs to undergo and pass a special qualification examination and assessment to achieve his (or her) professional title corresponding to a particular professional skill level.> In pilot county hospitals, 51.86% of the medical staff members work for more than 8 h a day and 55.39% are exposed to considerable pressure or extreme pressure.

The training programs used were also efficient in terms of getting horses fit for race as horses from both groups were able to pass a national qualification race and preparation race to a higher extent than the rest of the cohort of 2009 in training.

In the same year the federal government passed a law recognising foreign technical qualifications.

Those with A-level qualifications have passed a series of more advanced examinations usually taken around age 18 or older.