Sentence examples for trial students from inspiring English sources

As Reed reported in early 2010 in a post-mortem on its trial, "students and faculty in Reed's Kindle study were unanimous in reporting that the Kindle DX -- in its current incarnation -- was unable to meet their academic needs".

All hell was taking place, the Black Panthers were on trial, students were shot in the Kent State protests, war was waging on the other side of the globe, it was very hard not to be swept up in all of that".

So far, in its Newcastle trial, students have ordered anything from an iPhone charging cable to a pirate's flag, though, unsurprisingly, fast-food has proved most popular, especially since favourites like McDonald's don't deliver.

At trial, students testified about teachers who belittled or ignored them, while plaintiff experts asserted that such instruction left students behind, unable to catch up.  .

*This study began as a randomised, controlled trial: students within eight schools were randomised into intervention or control groups, and those in the intervention group received the programme for four years.

Upon completion of the trial, students in the DL group were able to view the YouTube clips all suggested that the provision of such online didactic presentations would provide greater engagement with students and perceived parity of teaching across sites.

Students at George Washington University, under the direction of Dr. Poorvi Vora, Dr. Jonathan Stanton and Dr. Rahul Simha, all computer science professors, are working to program Dr. Chaum's system for a trial student election.

Assign each pair an extracurricular activity, such as a sport, theater, choir, band, mock trial, student government, glee club, dance, photography, cheerleading, debate, etc. (Categories should be specific to the programs at the school).

In a sophomore history course covering the Salem witch trials, students read trial transcripts and 17th-century sermons.

A further distinction is that we trialled students rating their own MI performance rather than supervisors scoring the students which is the traditional practice [ 64, 65].

Yet the report author, Paul Nicholson-Lewis (the same man who, police say, was "very keen to press charges" against the 25-year old chalk artist [http://london-student.net/news/02/25/chalking-trial-student-cleared-police-assaults/]) also admits that no one from Senate House has checked the contractor's claim: "We only have BBW's word".