Sentence examples for test has been administered from inspiring English sources
Since June 2002, the test has been administered in August 2002, January 2002 and June 2003.
With best wishes, ______ To Karl Shapiro July 31 , 1987West Brattleboro Dear Karl: Every time I publish a novel it turns out that a test has been administered — no, two tests; in one I am graded by reviewers, while the other is mine, unintentionally given to my fellow Americans.
With best wishes, __________ To Karl Shapiro July 31 , 1987West Brattleboro Dear Karl: Every time I publish a novel it turns out that a test has been administered — no, two tests; in one I am graded by reviewers, while the other is mine, unintentionally given to my fellow Americans.
** Intelligence Quotient is only administered if IQ data are not available or when an IQ test has been administered more than two years ago.
We addressed content validity by using only the portion of the instrument deemed accurate by our two content experts but did not make note of the incorrect use of terms (for example, the paraphyletic term 'ape') until after the test had been administered.
Tests have been administered in 46 countries on athletes from 75 nations, he said.
Roy Moore tests have been administered regularly, and with few exceptions the G.O.P.'s leaders have failed them spectacularly.
Only several hundred of the tests have been administered since, the officials said, because there is a limited supply of the antibodies needed for the test.
General Secretary Istvan Gyulai, 50 blood tests have been administered in Edmonton, and "10 or 11 of them" have shown high levels of red blood cells, which could indicate EPO use.
I.Q.s around the world appeared to be rising by 0.3 points per year, or three points per decade, for as far back as the tests had been administered.
The latest Timss study, the world's largest review of math and science achievement, involved testing a representative sample of students in each country in 2007, the first time the tests had been administered since 2003.
