Sentence examples for rise in testing from inspiring English sources

At least a quarter of players who appeared in the English Football League last season were not drugs tested by UK Anti-Doping (Ukad), despite a rise in testing across England's top divisions.

But simply offering rapid testing within a health service was not enough to bring about a sustained rise in testing.

In his essay, Marshall Mike Smithth reflects on the rise in testing, which he says has nearly doubled during the years of No Child Left Behind.

The rise in testing was observed among all participants.

We report a concurrent rise in testing for and diagnoses of HEV infections in Marseille during January March 2011.

The observed rise in testing is encouraging, yet rates still remain far below international guidelines for screening frequency.

There have, though, been some signs of improvement, including a steady rise in test scores.

But some teachers noted that this year's rise in test scores reflected changes already well under way in their classrooms.

Perhaps most gratifying to the administrators is the rise in test scores at many of the new magnets.

The union brought in a new scripted curriculum that has sparked a sharp rise in test scores -- which are no longer the worst in the state.

But Jim Malatras, his director of state operations, said the rise in test refusals did not signal a political miscalculation on the part of the governor.