Sentence examples for evaluating the difficulty from inspiring English sources

American political discourse has grown more simplistic for decades, at least according to the Flesch-Kincaid reading-level formula, a gauge widely used by publishers and educators for evaluating the difficulty of a text, according to the length of its words and the complexity of its sentences.

At the end of the chapter, the authors make suggestion for further application of FLA approach, such as in evaluating the difficulty level of students' reading materials and students' academic writing.

For evaluating the difficulty of an item, it is helpful to consider the likelihood of guessing the correct answer.

They are guided by the values of some data complexity measures, which evaluate the difficulty of the binary sub-problems.

In this paper, we discuss the interest and the need to evaluate the difficulty of single player video games.

However, referring to the credit requirements alone does not help evaluate the difficulty in achieving those credits.

The purple label represents the drawing immobilization line, and we determined how much time each participant spent on drawing to evaluate the difficulty of the task.

Interpreting the results in this way requires test-takers to be able to evaluate the difficulty of an item relatively quickly, that is, below the response time threshold.

We conducted a small preliminary experiment in order to evaluate the difficulty of preparing teaching material by the rule definitions in our system.

We will evaluate the difficulty for an attacker to guess the encrypted part in a brute force attack and try to find conditions that make brute force attack on the key space easier than optimal brute force attack on the plaintext space.

Additionally, the team re-evaluated the difficulty of the game based on feedback from players of Guitar Hero III who felt that there were "too many brick walls for casual fans".