Sentence examples for tests worked in from inspiring English sources

Only congress can repeal No Child Left Behind, but Bush passed it by selling the notion that the tests worked in Texas when he was governor.

"They'll be tested in their current positions, but the tests work in their favor unless something terrible happens".

Our campaign is focused on analysing the data about how the test works in practice – and we can clearly see that it disadvantages local families and children from some backgrounds," she says.

"Buckinghamshire is a particularly good area in which to analyse how the 11-plus test works in practice," says Hickman. "Unlike other selective areas in England, all the children at Buckinghamshire state primary schools are entered into the 11-plus exam unless their parents opt out.

But might this campaign for more grammar schools have unintended consequences for the pro-selection lobby if arguments about whether it helps or hinders social mobility are drawn more explicitly into the public domain, alongside evidence of how the 11-plus test works in practice?

So, if this test works in the field, it could help a lot of people".

The test works in a novel way, by isolating fetal DNA from the mother's bloodstream rather than by the older and riskier method of taking tissue from the womb (as in amniocentesis, for example).

Among occupational factors tested, working in TB hospital was the only parameter showing the significant association (OR = 1.94 [95%CI, 1.04 3.64]) (Table 3).

Once it's activated on the Pre, connecting it to a PC that has the Mojo SDK installed and running would allow you test work-in-progress apps on live hardware.

The next step will be to show that the tests work in humans in a clinical setting.

And then the possibility of an Alzheimer's test, a blood test that worked in mice, got into the news earlier this spring.