Sentence examples for tests to remember from inspiring English sources

After four years of too many tests to remember - including MRI's, brain scans, CAT Scans, PET Scans, X-Rays, Spinal Tap (Lumbar Puncture), Nerve Conductivity Tests and more, with no satisfactory diagnosis, I switched over to UCLA in hopes of getting diagnosed.

He told critics of testing: "Those who indulge in moaning and whinging about national testing need to remember that when standards decline, it is the most disadvantaged pupils who suffer the most".

England paceman Toby Roland-Jones is having a Test debut to remember, writes cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew.

Do not score any points for successes after the first try, but write down the number of repetitions it takes for the test-taker to remember all three objects.

Games based on N-back tests require players to remember the location of a symbol or the sound of a particular letter presented just before (1-back), the time before last (2-back), the time before that (3-back) and so on.

The test is easier to remember and employ than Kant's Categorical Imperative".

When people in this group took the word-recall test, they tended to "remember" words that weren't on the list with no greater frequency than the average person, and she was sure she had cracked the nut.

Here again, however, the book's structure, which explores, chapter by chapter, each character without weaving their stories into a cohesive narrative, ironically tested my ability to remember the girls by anything but their labels.

When I study for a test, I try to remember as many facts as I can.

The next test involved trying to remember an image in a photograph and then identify it among a series of similar photos over an hour later.

To respond correctly to the item, test takers need to remember and understand relevant subject-specific teaching aspects (e.g., it is a class of prospective wholesalers) and subject-matter aspects (e.g., the structure of decision-making processes).