Sentence examples for testing for children from inspiring English sources

First was a review of home blood glucose testing for children with insulin-dependent diabetes.

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.

To move the bill quickly, Mr. Jeffords is leaving out the most contentious elements of Mr. Bush's proposal, including mandatory testing for children and using taxpayer dollars for private schooling.

And a recent survey by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group, found that companies have 217 new medicines and vaccines in clinical testing for children.

One methodological possibility for future longitudinal research is the design and use of parallel items in cognitive testing for children.

More controversially it has been used for 'ethnicity testing' for children with unknown parentage entering the care system (Lucassen et al. 2010); and would have formed part of a proposed DNA based project to be piloted by the UK Border Agency, the 'Human Provenance Pilot Project', but this was dropped in March 2011.

Officials said this was because in 2006, the federal Education Department began requiring thousands more non-English speaking students to be tested for No Child Left Behind.

He said that it would not mean no tests for children for five years, adding that the form assessments could take would be discussed.

Now, under pressure, the government is moving to create fairer tests for children that do not depend so much on Czech-language skills and culture.

A simple five-minute behavioral test for children entering kindergarten can predict significant gains in mathematics skills over the course of the year, researchers have found.

The state Health Ministry said in 2006 that a nationwide test for children was unnecessary because their blood lead levels had been falling.