Sentence examples for estimating students from inspiring English sources

LM was also used to create a model for estimating students' upper-level science performance (Spicer, 2005; Rauschenberger and Sweeder, 2010).

The British Medical Association estimates students starting in 2012 will leave £70,000 in debt.

Moreover, the system can estimate students' ability reliably and validly and conduct an adaptive test efficiently.

We put forward a new experimental economics design with monetary incentives to estimate students' perceptions of grading discrimination.

To achieve all these, an effective method to estimate students' performance as well as the effectiveness of the program outcomes (PO) is required.

Evaluation of matrix tests is performed by item response theory, which links estimated student emotion with the type of teaching objective by Extended-Value Emotional Control Agent.

To estimate student spending in the surrounding communities, the study used model cost-of-living budgets prepared by the university's Financial Aid Office.

We estimated student attitudes toward specific labs with a validated survey (see Basey et al., 2008).

A total of 51 schools completed the survey covering an estimated student population of 54,037.

We estimated student level changes in haemoglobin concentration in the intervention arms relative to the control arm using multilevel mixed effect linear models with hierarchical error structures allowing for random effects at the county and school levels.

The responses to these items were analysed using a Rasch analysis (see below) in order to generate an interval metric of estimated student ability in relation to knowledge of professionalism, anatomy and skills.