From Table 1 and Table 2 (tests marked by -" were terminated after waiting for 30 minutes), in general, most accuracies and completeness exceed 90% which indicates our approach's capability in records matching.
These can translate into poor academic performance marked by lower test scores, frequent absences in school and a lower likelihood of finishing school". I took that line from your report.
Ms. Rhee's three-year tenure as head of Washington's public schools was marked by rising test scores and the end of a long trend of declining enrollment by families fleeing dismal schools.
The subject runs a distance of 20 metres without interruption according to the pace marked by the test protocol.
Alkaloids were marked by characteristic reactions (tested with different reagents).
The new era of Hepatitis C management is marked by newly available tests for IL28B polymorphisms, US Food and Drug Administration FDAapprovalval of the first direct acting antivirals (DAA; boceprevir and telaprevir), monitoring of drug-related mutations and emerging data on new classes of DAAs and second wave and second generation protease inhibitors.
State 4 was different from other states, because it was marked by all histone modifications tested in the study.
In fact, No Child Left Behind, with its emphasis on standards and hard data, has placed national policy in direct conflict with the prevailing approach of many colleges, where the John Dewey tradition of progressive education holds sway, marked by a deep antipathy toward testing.
As a medical professional who became an accident victim and then a trauma patient, I was struck by the uneven nature of my care, which was marked by an overreliance on testing at the expense of my overall well-being.
Most recently marked by discussion of the testing of recruits to the US Armed Forces and professional athletes (Mitchel 2007, Bonham et al. 2010, Stein 2010).
