Sentence examples for changes in test from inspiring English sources

The PRRSV PCR used at the AHL did not change until after the PCVAD outbreak was resolved indicating that the changes in test positivity were not a result of changing test accuracy.

The central flaw is that both versions of this bill place far too much emphasis on year-to-year changes in test scores.

The test data compared by Mr. Levy was adjusted four times for changes in test policy or scoring methods, and Chicago's test data was adjusted on a different scale from New York's.

Denton I.S.D., he said, was making sure to find an "apples to apples" comparison across the ratings so parents could accurately gauge changes in test scores.

Economists have already developed a statistical method called value-added modeling that calculates how much teachers help their students learn, based on changes in test scores from year to year.

Statisticians began the effort last year by ranking all the teachers using a statistical method known as value-added modeling, which calculates how much each teacher has helped students learn based on changes in test scores from year to year.

Officials say the events in Chicago may lead to widespread changes in testing methods.

Port Authority officials said several changes in testing procedures had been made to ensure greater oversight so miscommunications would not happen again.

But that claim was complicated by changes in testing and promotion policy that made comparisons with last year's summer program difficult.

Some of these activists fear for the rights of patients if changes in testing procedures are pushed too far.

The HYBRID model of Yamamoto (1995) was initially developed to model changes in test-taking behavior that occur under conditions of test speededness in high-stakes tests.