Sentence examples for tests reflects from inspiring English sources
But does anyone really believe that performance on tests reflects real-world success?
To the Editor: Your response to the Atlanta school-cheating scandal — "It's the cheats who need to go, not the tests" — reflects a fundamental misreading of what happened.
While India has nobody quite as good as Saeed Ajmal, the Pakistani who humiliated England last year, its choice of three specialist spinners — Ravichandran Ashwin, Pragyan Ojha and Harbhajan Singh — in the 15-man squad for the first two tests reflects its belief that spin is the key.
The case of Massachusetts's Anthony Powell, wrongfully convicted and exonerated because of DNA tests, reflects a troublesome national concern: When the wrong people are convicted of heinous crimes, the guilty are free to reoffend.
Variation in risk factors for LTBI across the tests reflects poor agreement between available diagnostic modalities.
The difference in df between these tests reflects the different alternative hypotheses against which they are powerful.
(All of these tests reflect factory settings, which are adjustable).
But the previous tests reflected only chest injuries to test dummies inside the vehicle.
Why or why not? –How might standardized tests reflect cultural biases?
"I don't believe that standardized tests reflect the philosophy or style of education at our school," Ms. Stein said.
He held that standardized intelligence tests reflect a genetic factor in intellectual capacity and that tests for IQ (intelligence quotient) reveal that blacks are inferior to whites.
