Sentence examples for improving mark from inspiring English sources
When there are high numbers of deteriorating band storylines above threshold, then their maximum decrement to the final score is 2, while the minimum increment is 4 for the rapidly improving band, and 2 and 1 for slowly improving and stable bands, bringing the score closer to the base rapidly improving mark.
(A UN report on improving marking and tracing technologies is due to be published in April 2014 .Service unavailableAnother alternative to GPS transmitters would be to track weapons by outfitting them with the inexpensive SIM cards that allow mobile-phone networks to identify subscribers.
It has also to be noticed that, although increasing the block dimension P significantly improves mark imperceptibility, it does not affect negatively the mark extraction capability, making thus preferable the selection of large block values such as P=17.
Direct product marking could be an option, to improve marking safety and to increase protection against forgery.
The improved marks prompted worries about whether standards are improving or exams are getting easier.Grade inflation is rightly a cause for concern.
Although the potency of the lead compound has not been improved, marked selectivity of the synthesized inhibitors toward both studied enzymes was observed.
"We are already discussing with exam boards the arrangements for 2015, including additional checks they can put in place to improve marking quality".
The watchdog said it had started work on efforts to improve marking quality and evaluate the examiner training provided by examination boards.
Results showed that electrochemical corrosion characteristics of the weld metals under stress relieving treatment were improved marked by the presence of anodic passivation regions in potentiodynamic polarisation curves with reduced corrosion rates.
A study conducted among 909 final-year students observed that the students receiving a remedial intervention after poor performance on a formative test were able to improve marks in the summative examination as compared to those who did not receive remediation [ 6].
The Directive will lead to improved marking of weapons and also recognises that each Member State has its own traditions and culture of weapon use.
