Sentence examples for test organizations from inspiring English sources

Steve Addicott, the vice-president and founder of Caveon, defended the monitoring, saying that it was part of the best practices recommended by almost all exam boards and test organizations, including the Unilateral Test Commission, to ensure the validity of test results.

Finally, we enumerate industrial challenges and best practices at one of the electronic commerce software test organizations in IBM, and suggest a strategy for adapting formal test methods to the evolving industrial e-commerce test process.

After joining von Braun's staff in 1940, he rose to the position of technical director of the German Army test organization at Peenemunde.

Then there is the E.W. Directorate patch (made for the Electronic Warfare Directorate, "the primary E.W. test organization at Edwards Air Force Base"), which has the image of a shady-looking crow wrapped in a cape and holding lightning bolts.

In a well test organization, that group includes individuals and departments within a resource company organization, together with contractors and regulators.

Because testing organizations may ask applicants for more documentation, "parents need to be organized," says Marybeth Kravets, co-author of the "K&W Guide to Colleges for Students With Learning Disabilities or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder".

BACKSTORY Testing organizations have long feared that unmerited accommodations, especially extra time, undermines their exams' integrity.

Different testing organizations also used different time-lengths in measuring the chemicals' effect on rodents, in some cases 18 months, in others 24 months, which makes comparison difficult.

While colleges, high schools and testing organizations like the College Board have become increasingly focused on improving students' writing skills, officials of the ACT said that math and science skills were the more pressing problem.

Recent news reports have suggested, for example, that the smallest asbestos fibers, smashed into tiny pieces by the cataclysm when the twin towers collapsed, could be more dangerous than the 0.5 micron-and-larger size that are measured by the E.P.A. and most testing organizations, including Adelaide.

Meanwhile, local testing organizations also became very active in developing and enforcing standards among their members.