Sentence examples for section of the examination from inspiring English sources

This is high stakes for the students, as if they want to be successful in China, being able to write the English composition section of the examination is vital (Harklau 2011).

Of the 4983 attempts at the primary MCQ, 1080 (21.7%) were poor fails and 3903 (78.3%) were able to progress to the oral section of the examination.

Of those female candidates who undertook the oral section of the examination 1224 of 1837 (66.6%) attempts passed; for males, 1569 of 2219 (70.7%) attempts led to a pass (Chi squared = 7.6, p = 0.006).

Overall females made 2288 attempts at the MCQ with 1710 (74.7%) progressing to the oral section of the examination; this is compared to 2193 of 2695 (81.4%) attempts for males (Chi squared = 31.7, p < 0.001).

There were 4056 attempts at the oral section of the examination with 2793 (68.9%) passing the examination (there is a discrepancy between this number of attempts and the 3903 who progressed from the MCQ; since June 2007 the MCQ has became a separate examination and candidates can make multiple attempts at the oral section without retaking the MCQ).

Data available for analysis included the percentage mark for each section of the examination for each candidate as well as their overall final percentage mark, their closed mark for each part of the examination, RCA reference number, year and university of primary medical degree, date of birth and gender.

Florida requires the accountant pass all 4 sections of the examination with a score of 75 percent or higher.

If candidates are successful in the written section of this examination they progress to an oral section which examines the same clinical subjects in more depth as well as resuscitation, anatomy, history-taking, physical examination and communication skills.

The underperformance by females has also been found in Parts 1 and 2 of the Membership of the Royal College of Physicians examination (MRCP UK))[ 4], both of which are MCQ type examinations, however they performed better than males in the clinical assessment section (PACES) of the examination[ 14].

The second part is an objective structured clinical examination, similar in some aspects to the clinical skills assessment section of the MRCGP examination (see below).

The cognitive assessment of participants included measures of verbal memory, memory for faces, verbal fluency, visuo-spatial abilities and the cognitive section of the Cambridge Examination For Mental Disorders Of The Elderly (CAMCOG) – MTHFR genotype had no clear association with cognitive scores.