She said that the length of the tests, however onerous, gave students ample time to show their abilities and that it was not too much to ask every 10th grader to be able to interpret a passage written on the level of Dickens or to explain how to solve a geometric problem.
Such tests are onerous, and time and money are required to collect, record and analyze the data.
These scores can be easily computed following patient assessment by front-line health care workers, without the need for specialized equipment, laboratory testing or onerous paperwork.
The results from the Test House under the onerous testing program reveal that such form of construction would be expected to exhibit good performance under both serviceability and ultimate conditions in New Zealand.
Eliminating separate signed consent was also said to improve the HIV testing experience for patients, both by "mainstreaming" HIV testing and by making the HIV testing process less onerous.
"SMMT and industry support the introduction of the proposed new and more onerous test, which will help to reflect better real-world driving".
The inability of LSAT takers to follow the test's extremely onerous rules is slightly disconcerting, considering these are the future arbiters of our legal system.
A lot of my ideas are crushed because the testing is so onerous.
Diabetes, sexually transmitted diseases, and other common medical conditions could be diagnosed and treated earlier if the tests were less onerous and more accessible, she said.
Doctors' poking, prodding and testing can be onerous at the end of life.
