Sentence examples for test complained from inspiring English sources

All 9 patients (50%%) who were assessed by the Amsler test complained about metamorphopsias in the grid.

Critics of standardized testing complained that at least three reading passages and at least a dozen questions from last year's third-grade test appeared on yesterday's exam, giving an unfair advantage to students who were given copies of the old test as practice material -- a violation of their rules, Department of Education officials said.

("I'm tired of reading about self-tests," complained a second-year postdoc).

Clicking a button in Chrome projects the content of any tab directly to a connected TV, though the feature is currently only in beta with hands-on tests complaining of lag between devices.

The moves followed many court cases in which testing personnel and residents living near nuclear test sites complained of diseases like leukemia and other cancers.

Five of the participating test subjects experienced mostly continuous AEs of very mild to mild severity, whereas three test subjects complained about moderate AEs.

In 2011, the pinnacle was in sight as she joined Marussia, a Formula 1 team, as a test driver.Some complained her signing was a publicity stunt.

LEAVE NOTHING UNRESOLVED: Unlike the bracing ending of "La Femme Nikita," "Point of No Return" (1993) offers a tidy coda, appended after test audiences complained that they didn't understand what had happened to the heroine.

In 2011 the British film-maker was moved to retool the sound mix for superhero epic The Dark Knight Rises after test audiences complained they could not understand Tom Hardy's masked villain Bane during an extended prologue to the film that screened before Imax presentations of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol.

Steyn, who claimed 4-55 at Port Elizabeth to help South Africa level the series with a 231-run second Test victory, complained of a sore right hamstring and will be assessed before the start of the second day to determine whether he can continue bowling.

What's more, testing opponents complain that standardized tests do not measure all the skills that students need to succeed in college or in jobs, and can force schools to disregard nontested subjects like art and music.