Sentence examples for professional test from inspiring English sources

For whoever was picked as curator it was a make-or-break professional test.

"We're in a domain closer to a bumblebee than an aircraft," jokes Mike Meier, a professional test pilot and chief financial officer of Wills Wing.

If the results from either a homeowner-conducted test or a professional test produce borderline results, Ms. Bredhoff said, it is wise to have the home professionally retested, perhaps for a longer period, to determine whether remediation is necessary.

City education officials revealed this month that they would begin searching for a new gifted admissions test in response to complaints about low minority representation in gifted programs and concerns that professional test preparation services skew the results.

While the success rate is much higher than it was before the reforms, when 2 percent to 3 percent of test takers passed the bar, the creation of an entire system of graduate law schools has led to a new cadre of students who study law, spend years at school and pay millions of yen for tuition, only to fail the professional test.

Basically it's the same as a professional test.

A few professional tests, notably the Law School Admission Test and the Medical College Admission Test, are still administered on paper, but officials for the tests expect that computerized versions will replace them in the next decade.

The general lack of formal evidence of clinical safety and the effectiveness of patient self-testing compared to professional testing could be another limiting factor in the extension of self-testing [ 2].

Tales of professional test-takers sitting the exam for others are rife, and in 2005, five people were jailed after reportedly accepting payments of between $5,000 and $6,000 to impersonate candidates.Heading eastHarvard Business School began July by opening its first office in Shanghai; a Beijing office will follow later this year.

The scores of tests available, Mr. Friedman said, range from inexpensive kits sold in home centers to "on site" testing performed by professional testing companies.

The E.P.A.'s proposed 2013 budget would eliminate all money to help states promote radon awareness, oversee professional testing and reduce the risks of exposure.