Sentence examples for progress and tests from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, great teachers want benchmarks to measure progress and tests can help with that.DiA: You are a very public figure in the world of education, you are creating a small army of education reformers, and yet you rarely engage in the specifics of the education-reform debate.
Autoimmune syndromes and their multifarious and still unknown foundations are a challenge to the progress and testing of new therapies to fight disease [22, 23].
It would be a mistake to immobilize these technologies by enforcement of a strict and inflexible validation approach that would hamper progress and test improvement.
Let's see these technologies progressed and tested before considering any new scheme.
In 2010 and 2011 the following topics were addressed in Alliance meetings: Review activity, development of a composite internal progress test and selection tests, exchange of OSCE checklists, and the development of encounter cards.
Despite the fact that there is no testing course, the assessment policy at the tertiary level calls for administering 3 tests in all disciplines (2 progress and 1 achievement tests) over a fourteen-week term.
45, 46 Words that carry different meanings in nonmedical conversation, such as "progressing" and "positive/negative" tests, may cause confusion.
Despite the significant progress and development of tests that can discriminate BSE from scrapie in a single infection scenario, limited studies have been conducted that address the performance of the discriminatory tests in cases where BSE and scrapie exist in the same animal.
They contend that Myriad's monopoly has impeded medical progress and access to testing.
They contend that Myriad's monopoly has impeded medical progress and access to testing — in some cases denying patients their own genetic information.
This game was, as much as anything, a barometer of their progress and a litmus test for a rookie quarterback to face a defense that has confused those with far more experience.
