Sentence examples for external scoring from inspiring English sources

The student gets feedback through comparison with a specialist, eliminating the need for external scoring or correction.

The metrics were proposed by IBM team members, and an independent panel of experts comprising the External Scoring Panel (ESP) decided on the final scoring approach.

However, gender differences in the occurrence of life events have also been demonstrated with interview methods using independent, external scoring (Leadbeater, Kuperminc, Hertzog, & Blatt, 1999; Shih, Eberhart, Hammen, & Brennan, 2006).

"External liquidity and international investment position, reflected in the external score.

For completeness, we also assess the performance with respect to the empirical success rate, an external score.

The external scores were tested in the present patient population as described in the original publications (see Additional file 2).

The total score for biosecurity, as well as the subtotal external score, was significantly higher in herds where the staff member responsible for piglets and sows was female.

The external scores calculated on day 1 data did not provide adequate risk prediction, supporting the usefulness of our new model.

Comparison of pre-ECMO prediction models The mortality risk predicted by the external scores did not adequately fit with the observed mortality (modified HL test, P <0.01 for all scores, Table  2).

The results indicate that by using self-efficacy scores, the students do not overestimate their skills, while such was the case in studies in which a self-assessment tool was used in comparison with external scores [ 24], and in other OSCE scenarios in which the communication of the students was scored by simulated patients [ 8].

That those with lower socio-economic status tend to have higher external scores, while people with higher socio-economic status and/or beneficial health behaviour, such as regular exercise, tend to have higher internal scores agrees with closely related research areas, such as health locus of control and coping [ 25- 28].