Sentence examples for qualifier test from inspiring English sources
A total of 113 turkers took the qualifier test, out of which 92 passed the test.
Then in order to optimize the quality of crowdsourced results, we implemented a number of quality control measures such as using a high cut-off qualifier test and representative control items.
Together with other quality control measures (e.g. qualifier test), we achieved higher performance than that of an automatic classification method (49), which was also developed to address the scalability in drug indication annotation.
We designed a 10 HIT-qualifier test, drawn from the gold standard in LabeledIn, to ensure that only the turkers with clear understanding of the task and the associated instructions are permitted to work on our HITs.
Hany Ramzy not only took over the reins as caretaker coach of Egypt following the departure of Hassan Shehata but also used the qualifiers to test out younger players who lost in Sierra Leone before beating Niger at home.
Santos struggled with this issue during the qualifiers and tested a solution that is likely to be used in France.
Every World Cup since the second, in 1979, has been preceded by qualifiers for non-test nations.
The Lions of Teranga won a testing World Cup qualifier, came an honourable second in the African Cup of Nations in February, and were voted African team of the year.
However, Levein stressed that the forthcoming Euro 2012 qualifiers would be the real test for his side.
This game was designed as preparation for Monday's testing Euro 2016 qualifier against Switzerland in Basel and it was an uninspiring affair played out in front of vast swathes of empty seats, with Wembley's top tier deserted and the one below hardly populated.
England can take credit for a job ruthlessly done and will be pleased to have suffered no injuries or any serious alarms before they head to Podgorica for Tuesday's more testing World Cup qualifier against group leaders Montenegro, who are two points clear of England having beaten Moldova.
