Sentence examples for correct difficulty from inspiring English sources
Then an inquiry from USA's Aly Raisman, contending that one of her moves had not been awarded the correct difficulty score, was upheld, and Ponor was bereft.
This program aimed to respond to the need for dynamic tools in the classroom to correct difficulties that may arise during the development of children's oral language.
The new memo "corrects difficulties and errors that we made," the higher education minister, Laurent Wauquiez, said on RMC radio.
Overall, pharmacists performed best when characterizing patient-specific fasting risks (84% of responses were correct) while difficulty was observed for identifying appropriate patient advice and education (40% of responses were correct).
A proportion of correct answers (difficulty index) and a disparity of two proportions of correct answers between higher and lower scored groups (discrimination index) were calculated, and the patterns of wrong answers for each of the 12 items were abstracted from 113 valid responses.
Her dream is for every child to undertake some cognitive work as early as five or six – to pick up, and correct, potential difficulties.
The AUSM produces correct solutions without difficulty for a wide range of flow conditions as well as grids.
BuzzFeed found a Record staff member who recalled helping with the prank, and was "99% certain the way Carson remembers it is correct," including the difficulty of the makeup questions and how, "at the end, what few students remained — it may have just been one or two, I wasn't there — received a small cash prize".
Although the vast majority of specimens with pods can be referred to their correct subspecies without difficulty, it may sometimes be almost impossible to identify with confidence sterile specimens or those in flower but without pods.
(Supplemental Table S11 shows actual differences in proportion of students with ideas that were "correct" or showed "difficulty" at the beginning or end of a semester with each assessment).
