Sentence examples for time-consuming exams from inspiring English sources
Time-consuming exams and high costs may limit its application to real-time imaging and to research on dynamic accommodation.
The National Consultative Committee for Ethical Issues (CCNE) issued a severe statement on June 28th, 2007 denouncing a mechanism, which "privileges counting technical acts to the detriment of listening to patients or time-consuming precise physical exams, leading to considering many patients as "unprofitable", particularly in general medicine, psychiatric, gerontology or pediatric units".
"The process of creating exams and most importantly grading exams is both time-consuming and tedious and takes time away from teaching and inspiring the kids and the students," says DigiExam co-founder and Johan Hägglund, explaining the problem the startup has set out to solve.
The use of only B-mode at the level of the carotid bifurcation would make the exam much less time-consuming and possibly tip the cost-benefit ratio in favor of more screening.
This time-consuming process came just as high-pressure advanced-placement exams loomed, along with -- in his case -- Regents and International Baccalaureate exams.
Standardized testing season in K-12 public schools is currently underway, with students from third grade through eighth grade sitting down for time-consuming, high-stakes math and English language arts exams.
"We spent weeks investigating it," she said, adding that the College Board had then rescanned and rescored every exam from October, in a "time-consuming" procedure.
One theory was that the constraints of the curriculum meant teachers were too cautious about committing the time to time-consuming projects which might not contribute directly to exam results.
It would not be surprising for free response math questions or other more time-consuming problems to be eliminated in an effort to streamline the exam and make it shorter.
