Sentence examples for popular examination from inspiring English sources
Moreover, OSCEs are a popular examination format among students [ 1, 5, 6].
David Alden's staging turns Donizetti's most popular work into an examination of Victorian psychopathology, and the results are often extreme.
Perception and interpretation of lyrics is only one theme in Ms. Maggart's far-reaching examination of popular music on both sides of the Atlantic over the last century or more.
Today it is one of the most popular equations for the examination of the dynamics of pattern formation.
Examples from the teaching experience of the group members, examination of popular texts and curricula, and released items from state tests helped form a consensus of the appropriate level and meaning of the NRC standard under discussion.
And the groundbreaking forays into popular culture - his examinations of the British seaside postcard and boys' comics - and the revered polemical essays appeared in periodicals such as Horizon and Polemic.
The popular perception of the examinations (called keju in Chinese) maintains that they served as an objective tool whereby all aspirants to public office were measured according to their ability to prove mastery of a substantial canon of classical texts, wherein was believed to lie the knowledge essential to good government.
With the partnership with Kaplan and others, TeachStreet will be introducing websites geared specifically at students preparing for two of of the most popular graduate school admissions examinations, the GMAT and GRE.
Obstetric ultrasound examinations are popular among expectant parents [ 8, 9], and the vast majority of women participate in the routine scans offered during pregnancy [ 10, 11].
Ryan Gabrielson and Mr. Giblin of The Tribune won for a critical examination of a popular local sheriff.
A close examination of the popular action in recent months shows that the street has succeeded to largely neutralise the spectre of sectarianism and the militarisation of their revolution.
