Because the federal government does not mandate history and social studies assessments and does not monitor the scores, New York is free to lower the standards in these areas to the level of Mississippi and Alabama -- unless the public loudly protests.
Per head of population, acts of violence are now more frequent there than in bloody Baghdad, according to a Western diplomat who monitors the score.
This year, after the tests were closely monitored, the scores plummeted.
The gait of the goats was monitored with the score originally developed by Ypma, in which 0 = not used at all, 1 = supported incidentally, 2 = loaded in a standing position and incidentally while walking, 3 = loaded in a standing position and walking but with a limp, and 4 = normal walking and standing pattern [ 21].
Salesforce lets companies monitor the Klout scores of customers who tweet compliments and complaints; those with the highest scores will presumably get swifter, friendlier attention from customer service representatives, thus enhancing the return on investment of their customer service efforts.
The second day of the fire, she went out to Bodega Bay and spent a couple of nights as a sort of campsite monitor for the scores of families who were staying in the campgrounds or camping on the beach.
They then observed monitors showing the scores from three rounds of the economic trust game, and saw that one player was cheating.
Furthermore, the pressure ulcer healing process is monitored using the scores of the Pressure Ulcer Scale for Healing (PUSH Tool 3.0) [ 29].
In order to confirm that our Bayesian analyses converged and mixed well, we monitored the likelihood scores and compared means and variances of all likelihood parameters and likelihood scores from the independent runs using the program Tracer v1.4 [ 34].
However, clinical risk scores are somewhat limited by practicality issues and are only validated when admission values are used; indeed, the utility of monitoring these scores over the course of sepsis is not well-established.
