He smiles broadly as he delivers the good news that this year he successfully passed his examinations, meaning that he can move to the next grade – an exceptional achievement in South Sudan where less than one in ten children complete primary school.
Gender bending Tiredness kills ReprintsMost ominous of all is some startling recent research in Labour Market Trends, a government publication, looking at the variation in earnings of students who left school with good examination results (meaning two or more A-levels).
There were also major issues identified in relation to the security of the examination room, meaning that the simulation clinics could potentially be accessed by students in the lead up to the exam.
However, on closer examination, the meaning of these results for individual patients is not so clear.
Initially, phenomenological coding involved a detailed examination of meaning units (small units of transcript).
In situ assessment, meaning the examination of the lesion in the place where it occurs, is important because it provides unaltered information about the tissue perfusion and nutrition.
Rather than simply scanning in copies of multiple choice examinations, some test makers have prepared adaptive tests, meaning that they are designed to adapt, on the fly, to the ability of the person taking the test.
For the case under examination such quantities take value (V_{c}=1) and (E_{c}=1), meaning that the removal of a single node or edge can be catastrophic for network connectivity.
Turns out it is something of a Britishism, meaning "to supervise candidates during an examination".
Examination of the category probability curves can reveal disordered thresholds, meaning inconsistent use of response items by the respondents.
