Sentence examples for exam assessment from inspiring English sources

Some signs may be redundant, whereas others may be more independent, thus reflecting a unique aspect of the exam assessment.

Views increased during the days before the semester tests, even during the recess in cohort 1, and again before the final exam (assessment dates shown in green, in Fig. 2).

For testing statistical significance of improved reasoning from the initial homework assessment to the evolution unit exam assessment, a mixed-effect ordinal logistic-regression model was used with the ordinal trichotomized reasoning as the response, the group as a random effect, and assessment as a fixed effect (see "Group Reasoning" in the Supplemental Material).

Focal points for these training discussions included eliciting a history to determine degrees of weight loss and the timing of symptoms (i.e., days, weeks, months), performing the physical exam, assessment techniques for depicting physical signs of weight loss or edema, and differentiating between the three nutrition rankings.

They're subjected to a continuous schedule of exam assessments.

Gove has already made plain his preference for rigorous, one-off exam assessments for pupils, rather than modular courses.

Ultrasonographic and physical exam assessments for splenomegaly were performed on a convenience sample of patients admitted to the Hospital Medicine and Hematology/Oncology services at the University of Minnesota Medical Center between July 2013 and March 2015.

Overall, an average of 92% of students in both classes completed pre- and post-, quiz, and exam assessments.

Upon further analysis of the individual components of the exam, assessments of gait and arm movement were found to have the greatest level of agreement, while the appearance of the legs and spine were identified as the sources of greatest disagreement.

From 2015, there will be new syllabuses, less non-exam assessment and AS will be decoupled from A-level.

The findings back a call by the NAHT, holding its annual conference in Birmingham this weekend, for a slow down in the pace of change being imposed by government as well as "time out" from Ofsted inspections to give schools time to deal with changes to exams, assessment and curriculum.