Sentence examples for lenient scoring from inspiring English sources

Ms. Swerdlow and other teachers said the lenient scoring on the new exams would allow teachers and students to be less diligent.

This high performance might be due to the accessibility of the test items, the lenient scoring behavior and the joint interactions.

We choose the standard scoring procedure in the action memory literature [ 10, 49], where strict scoring is used for the nouns (exact matches were required) and lenient scoring is used for verbs (where non-exact matches are scored as correct).

In line with other studies [ 14, 23 ], we found that residents gave the most lenient scores.

In this paper we presented PathNER, a tool that can systematically detect biological pathway mentions in literature with a lenient F1-score of 84%.

Scoring the joint performance of the dynamic test in an objective way posed many challenges for the mediators who tended to be more lenient in the dynamic than static test.

It was after Rodriguez was shown a yellow card for a foul on Hulk by the extraordinarily lenient referee Carlos Velasco Carballo that Brazil scored the goal that effectively sent them into the last four.

Using lenient comparison, lexical-based NERs score much higher on precision (between 89.8% and 92.1%).

Using a lenient Smith-Waterman score and this clean-up approach results in longer pairwise alignments (including longer gaps).

This algorithm permits the use of a more lenient Smith-Waterman score, since eventually the junk portion of alignments (with respect to the reference genome or inserted sequences) will be trimmed off.

Faces and Designs (N=102) from the Mayer Salovey Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test MSCEITT) were scored using five different consensual-scoring methods: proportion, mode, lenient mode, distance, and adjusted distance.