Sentence examples similar to under increased testing from inspiring English sources

In an era when school districts nationwide are under immense pressure to increase test scores and graduation rates, cities like New York, Chicago and Washington have turned to alternatives known as credit recovery to prevent struggling students from dropping out.

The impact of widely implementing a flawed measure leaves students, parents, and teachers under enormous pressure to increase test-taking skills as school funding is tied to test scores.

Another issue is that whilst increasing test length may increase the reliability of assessment, it appears to do so differentially for the range of competencies under test.

An experimental program is achieved in this study conducted of three reinforced concrete column-stub specimens tested under increased cyclic lateral load to show the enhancement gained from using two well-known external strengthening techniques, which are NSM rebar and CFRP laminate, applied to partially cracked columns.

Bell has averaged just 28 since his man-of-the-series performance in 2013 and sees the continuation of his Test career under increased scrutiny.

The model pile of 25 cm diameter was tested under increasing amplitude earthquake excitation in a sloped laminar soil box.

A total of 36 pullout specimens were tested under increasing axial tensile load to investigate the effects of spiral confinement to the connected main steel bars.

To assess the response of fan1-d mutants to a variety of DNA lesions, the two SpFan1 deletion mutants 3909 and 14152 were initially back-crossed twice to a wild-type strain and five independent G418-resistant colonies were isolated and tested under increasing concentrations of various DNA damaging agents.

The seed can then be increased and tested under field conditions for use as allelopathic cultivars.

The experimental work included fabrication of specimens and testing them under increasing monotonic gravity loads up to failure.

The Royal & Ancient came under increasing pressure yesterday to start testing competitors for drugs at the Open Championship amid mounting evidence that abuse of illegal substances among golfers is more prevalent than the governing body has been prepared to concede.