Sentence examples for rob test from inspiring English sources

A lack of know-how and technology, he said, was the cause of some of the shirtfronts that have threatened to rob Test cricket of its flavour in recent times.

In short, the presence of a Don't know option might occasionally rob test-takers of the opportunity to strengthen what they know via a critical evaluation of all the information they can retrieve regarding each of the alternatives.

Duncan also acknowledged "Too much testing can rob school buildings of joy, and cause unnecessary stress".

He said his team had overcome major problems with foam meant to buoy the heavy sphere: Early foam crumbled under pressure tests, threatening to rob the submersible of buoyancy and maroon it on the bottom.

As a result, teenagers at state schools are likely to be robbed of the chance to test whether their grades should have been higher, and thus could miss out on university or sixth-form places.

Interestingly, methanol toxicity test suggested that ROBs-Jco2-Lipd25AB presentransesterificationtion activity in a high methanol concentration (300 mmol/L) environment without significant change of transesterification rate.

Yet too often, we also know that state and national policies lead to an over-emphasis on test preparation -- robbing students of engaged academic learning about real-world, higher-order skills such as creativity and problem-solving.

We conducted pilot testing of the RoB tool among the team of reviewers who would complete all risk of bias assessments.

Peter Wheeler's ankle injury robbed England of 41 caps of Test experience, meaning a call-up for perennial replacement Steve Mills.

The case, in State Supreme Court, against two young men and a young woman charged with murdering a pizza deliverer after robbing him last year, has tested the logistical capabilities of the court system.

In order to follow the antioxidant effect of EA extract and I3- O-Rob, at the intracellular environment, we used the test of Cellular Antioxidant Activity.