Sentence examples for test made from inspiring English sources

How is a standardized test made?

Dr. Paige also argued that statistical anomalies in the results on the Texas test made comparisons impossible.

And it worked: in 2000, Longfellow's pass rate on the English test made a staggering leap to 82 from 13.

Researchers who used the test made stunning calculations: hundreds of thousands of Americans were infected but did not know it.

A copy of the test made its way up to Marin County, though, where Edwin E. Catmull was putting together Lucasfilm's new computer graphics division.

The trial is among the most rigorous yet for a test made by Cambridge Heart, a start-up company in Bedford, Mass.

"If a drug test made it appear that he was not doing it on his biological gift, it would reaffirm feelings of racial inferiority".

The international governing body for track, the I.A.A.F., reduced his two-year ban to one year at that time, but his testosterone test made him a repeat offender.

Neither the council nor the Educational Testing Service, which designs and administers the test, made any public announcement about the error when it was discovered in late November.

But the price of the test made it prohibitive for many countries until a large public-private initiative emerged to subsidise the cost of the tests for 145 developing countries that were most affected by TB.

In my dissent in Casey, I wrote that the "undue burden" test made law by the joint opinion created a standard that was "as doubtful in application as it is unprincipled in origin," "hopelessly unworkable in practice," "ultimately standardless".