Sentence examples for marks awarded by from inspiring English sources

Performance is decided partly by distance covered and partly by form, on the basis of style marks awarded by five judges.

Coppe is the Brazilian engineering institution with the highest marks awarded by Capes and it forms annually more than 500 masters and PhDs.

A study of anonymous student peer marking in a level III (third year) core course of the bachelor chemical engineering has shown that there was no significant difference (p > 0.05) in the average marks awarded by student assessors who had idealized solutions of the lecturer compared with those who did not; although more students with solutions (84%) completed the peer task than those without (69%).

Any simple comparison of marks awarded by sex or ethnicity of candidates thereby runs the risk of detecting genuine candidate differences rather than genuine examiner differences.

There was also a significant difference in the mean marks awarded by supervisors for performance and for written reports but in this analysis there was a much higher correlation between the marks.

By considering only the marks awarded by just one of the PACES examiners, the situation of one examiner can be simulated and then compared with that of two examiners.

In 49 valid responses, 27 with and 22 without solutions, the maximum mark awarded by any assessor was 49 and the maximum awarded by the tutor was 50.

In 32 valid responses (100% response rate) the mean mark awarded by the students and tutor was, respectively, 83.1 (stdev = 8.3) and 71.7 (stdev = 8.3) out of a possible 100.

The Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) mark, awarded by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards in Washington, D.C., denotes financial planners equipped to offer a wide range of financial planning.

It is concluded that student self-perceived engagement is not a good predictor of learning as assessed by marks awarded on a summative assignment.

One candidate at a time, we found the marks awarded to that candidate by all other examiners who were examining at other stations to E, calculated the mean of those other marks, and subtracted it from the other mark.