Sentence examples for standardised examinations from inspiring English sources
According to the NPIA, the pilot resulted in standardised examinations, reviews and investigation across the Northamptonshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire forces.
British standardised examinations were replaced with local ones, and new Malay-language textbooks were introduced.
Clinical oral health data will be collected during standardised examinations at ages 24 and 36 months by calibrated dental professionals.
Information about child clinical oral health status will be collected during standardised examinations conducted at the 24- and 36-months follow-ups by two calibrated dental professionals.
An adapted version of the Swedish Cerebral Palsy follow-Up Program is used, where the healthcare professionals use standardised examinations of the child throughout childhood [ 7].
Differences might be breed dependent, but could also reflect the importance of standardised examinations and recording regimes, perhaps aided by modern lameness diagnostics equipment, to obtain comparable information within a population.
Area affected and nature of problem: In the standardised examination protocol an examiner would also record information on the area of the body affected and the nature of the problem.
Individuals who failed the screening test (i.e. suspected cases of MSI) were further examined using the standardised examination protocol.
Yet results are getting worse, both in absolute terms and relative to other countries in South-East Asia.Thailand's own ombudsman reported earlier this year that, despite the extra cash, the national standardised examination results show that students' scores in the core subjects of English, maths and science have been largely falling.
Creation of standardised examination questions.
Postgraduate education in IGT is also already provided by ESR and its subspecialty societies (such as CIRSE, ESGAR, ESUR and EUSOBI), the European School of Radiology (ESOR) and approved by a standardised examination (European Board of Interventional Radiology, EBIR).
