Sentence examples for computers scored from inspiring English sources

Conversely, those with access to home computers scored between seven and nine points higher than those without.

Under the new testing, the computers scored 15.75 hours for the 13-inch with Touch Bar, 18.75 for the 13-inch without and 17.25 for the 15-inch.

(The international average was 32%.) Yet those students with ready access to computers scored only four points higher than those without such access.

They cost as little as they do because of the multiple-choice, computer scored method of test construction that is so prevalent.

Arkansas (rated No. 14 by the New York Times computer) scored twice in the last half of the fourth quarter to win the Southeastern Conference West Division title and advance to the conference title game against Georgia next Saturday in Atlanta.

Stimulus materials needed to be adaptable to an onscreen presentation, keeping the same formatting as that used on paper, and all selected items needed remain open-ended, but be capable of being computer scored in order to support the adaptive design of PIAAC.

Both SCL and NS-SCRs were computer scored offline using the BIOPAC program Acq Knowledge, an interactive program which allows measurement and transformation of EDA data.

Computer scoring produced "virtually identical levels of accuracy, with the software in some cases proving to be more reliable," according to a University of Akron news release.

In addition, the scoring was changed from the previous computer scoring to a 10-point must system similar to professional boxing.

In addition to deriving usual sleep parameters, a computer scoring program was used to count the number of individual electroencephalographic (EEG) slow waves in each PSG tracing.

Vargas was trailing, 6-4, when the computer scoring system failed.