Sentence examples for ability grades from inspiring English sources

As predicted, accounting competence in t1 is moderately but statistically significantly associated with student mathematics ability, grades, self-concept, intrinsic and identified motivation, and their perceptions of characteristics of the learning environment such as teacher support of basic needs, structure and cognitive activation.

In the spring semester the higher scores were clearly due to a significant study group effect beyond ability (grade point average).

Finally, in focusing primarily on the cognitive and affective constructs in our model, we did not concern ourselves with the impact of other individual variables on L2 listening proficiency (e.g., gender, L2 ability level, grade level).

Again, the correct interpretation is that it is actually a student's relative standing in class in terms of mathematics ability, previous grades and intrinsic motivation that is correlated with the initial status: Students who reported scores that are higher than their class average had higher initial statuses.

At the between-student level, in addition to student cognitive abilities (mathematics ability, previous grades), intrinsic motivation is positively correlated with initial status of competence.

It matters for health and cognitive ability, for grades and even for behavior.

The perceived (future) effects on health status were graded as 6.3, and the effects on work ability were graded with a 5.2.

Moreover, when I was studying would I have ever had the balls to contact my lecturers and not only question their ability to grade my work appropriately but imply that my low grade was their fault?

Interestingly, we found a significant method-dependent difference regarding the ability to grade tumours based on rCBF.

The integration of the biopsychosocial model and the ICF into physiotherapy practice has enabled a focus on physical ability and graded return to function rather than pain.

Expectations of walking ability were graded on a 6-point Likert scale from need for crutches or other devices to walking unlimited on uneven terrain.