Elizabeth Bartholet, an expert on adoption at Harvard Law School, said the proliferation of testing highlights the need for broader access to adoption records.
In recent years such dramatic headline-grabbing figures about an epidemic of examination related stress in schools are frequently associated with claims that children are under unprecedented pressure due to the proliferation of testing and the burden of schoolwork.
Parents of students from the city's schools have united with parents from suburban districts, including Scarsdale in Westchester County, to protest the proliferation of standardized tests.
Concerned about the overall proliferation of imaging tests, Medicare said it might require a large-scale study to determine the scans' value.
With the proliferation of diagnostic tests, however, clinical interpretations and decisions have become more complex.
The Common Core standards, which were first issued in 2010 (already a handful of states have repealed or are reviewing them), and the proliferation of standardized testing that has accompanied their adoption, have proven widely unpopular.
Those inclined to lump in Dr. Popham with FairTest — an organization that was sharply critical of ReadiStep during its development and which angrily laments the proliferation of standardized testing in American education — should bear in mind that Dr. Popham is actually an advocate for such exams.
This is primarily due to excessive land runoff containing raw sewage and faecal debris, which in turn supports the proliferation of the tested faecal bacteria.
The exposures upto 50 μg/ml of extracts revealed no significant inhibition on the proliferation of both tested cancer cells and healthy VERO cells.
The third is the proliferation of tiered testing strategies to enhance the positive predictive value of screening.
The results confirmed that BPIQ effectively inhibited the proliferation of all tested NSCLC tumor cells (Fig. 1b and c).
