Sentence examples for differences in ability from inspiring English sources

A sample of pupils will also take a new test - the National Reference Test - which will be used to monitor the performance of each cohort, so that examiners will have a reference point for differences in ability between different year groups.

Many possible reasons exist for these complexities, including the artificiality of existing dengue viral neutralization tests or differences in ability of antibodies to neutralize different dengue strains of the same genotype.

If a test score can be interpreted as valid, then differences in performance between different groups of doctors can be considered to represent true differences in ability, and hence the examination can be seen as fair despite group differences.

There are, however, considerable differences in ability among various birds.

These, he claims, do explain differences in ability and achievement, but only about half of what twin studies show.

Perhaps it gels, but it also seems to be consistent with a story about innate differences in ability and aptitude that the market gradually uncovers and values.

This means there can be large differences in ability between competing runners and that the lead is constantly changing hands, with runners sometimes surging through the field to bring their team back into contention.

A study of Danish and American undergraduates and adults showed Danes big it up considerably less than Americans – in fact, they go to great lengths to play down differences in ability.

When asked about the differences between the 'Steves,' (meaning Steve Jobs and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, Schmidtt quipped, "there are differences in ability".

The story is not dissimilar from Epstein's account of Kenyan distance runners, in whom accidents of climate and geography combine to create dramatic differences in abilities.

It is possible that the effects partly arise because of underlying differences in abilities correlated with education.