Sentence examples for equating method from inspiring English sources
We used a concurrent calibration equating method with Rasch analysis (with Facets, Version 3.71.4; Linacre 2014), which estimates students' ability and prompt difficulty at the same time on a single, comparable scale (see Bond & Fox, 2015 and Eckes, 2011, for the Rasch model).
The method chosen for the current analysis was the common person equating method.
According to the BDI-II manual, the adjustment table is based on a study of psychiatric outpatients and an equipercentile equating method [ 31].
Finally, we used the same equi-percentile equating method noted in Roalf et al. [ 14] and in similar diagnostic groups.
The equi-percentile equating method with log-linear smoothing [ 25] was performed on the MoCA and MMSE to develop a score conversion table between these scales.
We applied psychometric test equating methods to compare student proficiency in two different examinations for a clinical anesthesiology course.
In this study, it was aimed that equating methods of "mean-mean", "mean-sigma", "Heabera" and "Stocking-Lord" were compared in terms of the ability distribution and sample size variables based on Item Response Theory (IRT).
McHorney and Cohen [ 69] use the more complex 2-parameter scaling method, along with equating methods which allows for a large number of items (i.e., 166) to be placed on an interval scale.
(Gorampa defends himself against accusations equating his method to mere non-thinking in his lta ba'i shan 'byed).
Adding to the tension was an ideological divide over how to respond to the economic slump, with President Nicolas Sarkozy of France pushing for a big financial stimulus package to combat the downturn and Mr. Klaus, an economist by training and ardent exponent of free markets, equating his methods to "old socialism".
Bernard and Anquetin used the name Cloisonnism to describe their painting method, equating the design effect of large areas of pure colour and wide black outlines to the medieval cloisonné enamel technique.
