Sentence examples for incorrectly scored from inspiring English sources

Pearson admitted that it had incorrectly scored thousands of the College Board's SAT tests.

The errors were discovered when two parents, one a statistician, complained that their children had been incorrectly scored, the department said.

In September 1999, the company admitted that it had incorrectly scored the reading and math tests of more than 8,600 city students.

Thousands of students were consigned to summer school last year on the basis of a city test that was later found to have been incorrectly scored.

It was bad enough that the board announced belatedly that it had incorrectly scored more than 5,000 SAT's taken last October.

Tests given to decide placement in summer school turned out to be incorrectly scored, meaning that 8,600 students were sent to summer school who should not have attended.

In addition, if raters were incorrectly scoring the ADAS-cog11 or MMSE as determined during instudy rating reviews (performed at baseline and 52 weeks for the IDENTITY program, and at baseline and 12 weeks for the EXPEDITION program), they were contacted and reminded of the correct scoring algorithm and asked to correct their error(s).

Hence, every pair judged incorrectly was scored as one error.

In the world of make-or-break exams, one question scored incorrectly can make all the difference in a student's future.

As several readers noted yesterday, this pyramid problem appeared on a widely-taken standardized text years ago — and was originally scored incorrectly.

Negative words increasing in frequency are the most common type near the top, and of these, the words with the biggest contributions are being scored incorrectly in this context (specifically words 'mar*', 'retire*', 'bar*', 'division', and 'miss*'miss