Sentence examples for testing and examination from inspiring English sources

The board's findings presented Tuesday concluded that "extensive testing and examination of all recorded data show track and signal systems functioning properly," and that "a significant issue in this accident is cellphone usage by train crews".

The medical school will also set up a testing and examination center at the attack site to monitor the health of construction workers and investigators who have settled in for months.

"He had a headache this morning," Coach Tom Coughlin said, adding that Pugh, a backup tackle, was going through the standard concussion protocol of testing and examination.

It was ministers who designed the Sats regime; it was ministers who overloaded the testing and examination system with huge additional complexity this year; and it was specifically the secretary of state, Ed Balls, who ignored the warning signs over Sats, and instead told the exams watchdog to concentrate on his pet plans for more new tests and an ever more confusing diploma structure.

Therefore, this study suggests that stakeholders shall have better understanding of the nature of language testing, and examination boards shall have access to more financial resources from the relevant educational and examinations authorities.

In any given locus, proposed mechanisms should be regarded as hypotheses for further testing and examination of supporting data.

As schooling advances, the regime of testing and examinations becomes heavier, culminating in a sixth form facing two major public examinations, AS- and A-level, in its two years.

She claims to be an E.T. hybrid from a government experiment and said she remembers being taken to underground military medical facilities for testing and examinations during her childhood.

Age and comorbid conditions limit one's ability to undergo testing and examinations.

He was examined by Magic team doctors, and will undergo more tests and examination Tuesday during the Clippers off-day in Cleveland.

The report said that in both primary and secondary schools, many teachers were so concerned with meeting test and examination requirements that they were not fostering a spirit of "scientific enquiry" among their pupils.