Sentence examples for difficulty control from inspiring English sources

The next step is to integrate the automatic question generation system with the item difficulty control into the CAT, moving toward a fully automatic system for administrating tests.

Hohensinn and Kubinger (2009) investigated item difficulty control by changing the response format in math items and found that the different response formats measure the same ability but bias the item difficulty.

As described earlier, after each of the training stimuli presented during the Internet intervention, participants gave a rating of vividness (imagery condition) or difficulty (control condition).

Important grafting applications include using rootstocks for clonal propagation of scions with rooting difficulty, control of plant architecture, induction of precocious flowering, enhancement of disease and pest resistance and soil adaptation [ 1].

"It's an indication of a person having great difficulty controlling their sexual instincts".

They have difficulty controlling inflation and defending currencies, thus chasing away foreign capital.

And Tony, who turned to drugs after Pinkman abused him and has difficulty controlling his anger.

The government has had difficulty controlling hate speech that swirls online and erupts into real violence.

But Mr. Déby, a former general, has had difficulty controlling his army.

Grade: 2 Josh Wolff Little worthwhile service in the offensive third; when he does see the ball he has difficulty controlling.

I had real difficulty controlling a growing hysterical giggle when Mary began to talk about collecting termites for lunch.