Sentence examples for test reflected from inspiring English sources

He questioned whether the gains on the main test reflected real progress in math or simply an alignment between the test material and curriculums, and he expressed concern that there had not been a parallel rise in the trend test scores.

Nanoindentation test reflected that Zr and Zr Er alloyed layers not only possessed high hardness but also had good elastic property.

The jacking test reflected the real-world condition, but there was no strand fracture under the maximum loading force of the jacking device, which was larger than the minimum ultimate tensile strength.

His handling of its latest nuclear test reflected a more traditional approach to crisis management, which U.S. officials said illustrated the influence of Mattis and new White House chief of staff, retired Marine Corps General John Kelly.

His handling of its latest nuclear test reflected a more traditional approach to crisis management, which U.S. officials said illustrated the influence of Mattis and the new White House chief of staff, retired Marine Corps General John Kelly.

A score based on Fisher's exact test reflected the probability that the prevalence of a particular term within a cluster was due to chance alone, given the prevalence of that term in the population of all genes under study.

The test reflects the philosophy and principles behind the No Child Left Behind law, which emphasizes literacy and math, and has imposed testing for children starting in the third grade as a key to raising academic achievement.

Jennifer K. Harbury, one of his lawyers said, "Mr. Peltier never did receive a fair trial of any kind, because F.B.I. agents coerced and intimidated witnesses, intentionally used false testimony and concealed from the defense a critical ballistic test reflecting his innocence".

China will produce its first batch of certified "online public opinion management specialists" by way of a week-long training course and a standardised test, reflecting the depth of the government's obsession with controlling the flow of online information.

The newer examination, known as the "main" test, reflects curriculums that have flourished during the decade, and allows students to use calculators on some problems and receive partial credit for work done on wrong answers.

However, it is unclear if this test reflects play in the home pen.