Sentence examples for two sets of exams from inspiring English sources

In the United Kingdom, trainee patent attorneys must prove their legal knowledge by taking two sets of exams, although a postgraduate certificate or M.Sc.

Table  1 summarises the numbers of examiners in each of the significance categories for the two sets of exams, and the four different indices of examiner behaviour.

Its most interesting result rests on data from just one of the three sets of exams it looked at and its sample sizes are, necessarily, small.

The blocks meant much less daily transition time, with students no longer racing from one 45-minute class to the next, but the modules brought big transitions five times in the year instead of twice — including five sets of exams or final papers.

Only students for whom we had key concepts pretests and all four sets of exam data were used in this analysis, as these are the only students we would be comparing in later analyses.

If anyone is going to drop out, it will be during these six months, when cadets study everything from meteorology to human performance, radio navigation to air law, with two sets of seven exams, at three months and at six.

We excluded patients who were discharged, died, had the urinary catheter removed or needed dialysis before completing these two sets of routine exams.

"It felt like you were always lurching from one set of exams to the next," said Bill Maxwell, the chief executive of Education Scotland, the government agency charged with carrying out the curriculum.

This would mean that there would only be one set of exams each year, in the summer term at the end of each of the two years.

This could mean that your grades at school were so-so until suddenly you blossom and outstrip all the other kids in one set of exams.

Table 1 displays the mean, standard deviation, and average rank of the exam score for the control and experimental groups for the two sets of items.