Sentence examples for for improved test from inspiring English sources

Tony Simmons St. Paul, March 5, 2008 The writer is director of development at the High School for Recording Arts/Studio 4. • To the Editor: New York City's experiment with paying students and teachers for improved test results is misguided.

After the district approved a ballot initiative in 2008, for example, it began rewarding schools monetarily for improved test scores — a compromise, but not quite the merit pay for teachers that the Obama administration has pushed for.

Consequently, there is an urgent need for improved test systems that have the capacity to predict toxicity in a human-specific manner and in an early phase of drug development.

Our findings highlight the substantial limitations of available diagnostic tests for infectious diseases and the need for improved tests and novel approaches to identify infectious disease agents.

We suggest that within-habitat patchiness, as well as model assumptions, should be further investigated for improved tests of the RDH in the future.

This similarity has also largely frustrated reverse diagnostic approaches to the provision of improved tests for robust molecular and serological discrimination of Cryptosporidium infections.

Though the rise in rates reflects wider use of improved tests to screen for the bacterial infection and more thorough reporting, the increase needs to be addressed in public health programs, said Dr. Judy Wasserheit, who directs the program for sexually transmitted diseases at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a federal agency in Atlanta.

They acknowledged that their own claims had not met the test either, but said that for their purposes, publishing improved test scores at schools they have taken over was enough.

Individual markers demonstrate good diagnostic tests, and in combination provide an improved test for both polyps and cancer (ROC=0.810).

After that, gender equity -- as measured by the World Economic Forum and Social Watch -- is the only factor they studied that's positively correlated with improved test scores for girls and for boys.

Even though the use of COCOS resulted in improved test scores for topics relevant to the "initial consult", a more pronounced improvement was for topics relevant to seeing patients during the "follow-up visit".