Sentence examples for setting examination from inspiring English sources

Setting examination parameters include the scanning width, number of A-scans per B-scan, the total number of B-scans and the scanning angle.

However, this observation is not unprecedented in the clinical setting; examination of neutrophilic asthma patients showed neutrophil numbers increase in those patients undergoing inhaled corticosteroid treatment (see Simpson et al, 2006).

Maxwell was made a fellow of Trinity on 10 October 1855, sooner than was the norm, and was asked to prepare lectures on hydrostatics and optics and to set examination papers.

"I am very much in favour of having only one board able to set examinations in English or maths or the sciences rather than the number at the present".

Meanwhile, the university continued to set examinations and confer medical degrees during that period.

If core knowledge of this sort is missing, those who teach and set examinations are faced with difficulty.

The vapour trails of Roger Federer's extraordinary comeback against Marin Cilic were still fresh on Centre Court when Andy Murray fought through the gloaming to survive a brutal five-set examination of his resolve by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga for a place in the Wimbledon semi-finals against Tomas Berdych on Friday.

Serena Williams survived a three-set examination by Yaroslava Shvedova to book her place in the Wimbledon quarter-finals, then complained about the security at SW19.

By contrast, the score attained in the first year main standard-set examination was one of the main predictors of subsequent academic performance, and also predicted subsequent self-proposal.

Its activities shall aim at the coordination of educational programmes on this topic within the radiological community, at setting up examinations standards and protocols to enhance quality of our services and, possibly, at coordinating research programmes in advanced US techniques.

Well, apparently because it's difficult to set the examination grade boundaries on small-scale subjects.