Sentence examples for aligned with the test from inspiring English sources

There was no prepared curriculum aligned with the test: Mr. Noyes built the lessons.

MWs for the individual test databases were calculated on the basis of: 1) the % of FAexpTRL aligned with the test database above the cut-off thresholds per 100 consecutive FAexpTRL on each rice pseudomolecule, 2) the average score of the alignments with the test database above the cut-off thresholds in each group of 100 consecutive FAexp TRL on each rice pseudomolecule.

For one thing, the curriculum isn't often aligned with the tests, so evaluating teachers based on information students didn't even study would obviously paint a wildly inaccurate picture of teacher performance.

The first molars were removed from these models and replaced with analogous metal teeth, joined together by means of a threaded pin to ensure that they remained parallel and that the RPEs constructed around them would be correctly aligned with the mechanical testing machine; an Instron 4467 (Instron Corp., USA) with 500-N load cell was to be used for the stiffness testing.

On half the trials these had the same phase as the test waveform, such that the bars of the probes were aligned with the bars of the test waveform.

Each reference patch is aligned with the corresponding area from the test spectrogram.

With most mainstream traditional media aligned with the CPP, Facebook's test could mean that locals only get a skewed version of the day's news, said Von Vorn, a 30-year-old tuk-tuk driver.

Often, the very same researchers who take an unyielding position on clustering happily accept research designs in which the researcher made the test, even if the test is clearly aligned with the content the experimental group (but not the control group) was taught.

The report touches on some contentious issues, starting with its clear endorsement of the Common Core, a national standards initiative that has been embraced by more than 40 states and the District of Columbia and is aligned with the drive toward standardized testing.

Pearson is one of the most aggressive companies seeking to profit from what they and others euphemistically call educational reform, but which teachers from groups like Rethinking Schools and FairTest see as an effort to sell, sell, sell substandard remedial education programs seamlessly aligned with the high stakes standardized tests for students and teacher assessments they are also selling.

Some states, including Kentucky and New York, have already rolled out new standardized tests aligned with the standards, while many other states tried out tests this spring.