Sentence examples for test narrative from inspiring English sources

Like everyone else, Hoggard was well aware that a possible 98 overs still stand between England and cricket's answer to the Promised Land, but his mental leapfrog to around 6.30 this evening was an indication of the confidence within the team ahead of the final chapter of the greatest Test narrative of them all.

Consistent with previous research, these data would suggest that interim testing results in changes to how the post-test narrative is processed.

Running through the pitch over and over boosts confidence, A/B tests narratives and unearths questions.

They even display a chart of exactly when each reader stopped reading: which, while painful, does give writers the chance to test their narrative structure.

Grindrod sets out to test that narrative in Concretopia, and do justice to the people who changed the British landscape so radically after 1945.

Counter-narratives (or at least the best-informed ones) are developed by exploring people's views and values in focus groups; polling is essential to test the narrative, but focus groups are where they are developed.

We have not found many randomized controlled trials (RCTs) that test the narrative effect on learning with an empirical design.

The survey was carried out in summer of 2010 in university A and at the end of Term1 (September) academic year 2011 2012 in university B. Students' outputs include art criticism, answer to essay test questions, narrative essay, reaction paper, reflection paper and argumentative essay.

The group set out to test the narrative by conducting both quantitative research and surveying youth in three countries currently mired in conflict.

Mr Chaney then uses a common measure of democratisation known as a "polity IV" score to test various narratives of Arab political stagnation.

In addition to the canvassing, Lake conducted polling to test what narratives worked the best compared with more traditional messaging approaches.