Sentence examples for mean test score from inspiring English sources

He rejected the idea that there is an ideal mental age against which individual performance can be measured, and he defined normal intelligence as the mean test score for all members of an age group; the mean could then be represented by 100 on a standard scale.

After revision/removal of 13 unacceptable questions, mean test score was 50.4% correct (range 8.7-82.6).

Thus, despite the mean test score gap being statistically indistinguishable from zero, the distributional investigation suggests female students' statistically significant advantage in grade 7 reading.

As shown in Table 2, students in the online SQG group had a significantly higher adjusted mean test score in both the instructor-developed and school-wide administered tests than those in the online D&P group.

Comparison with a recent similar survey amongst Belgian senior medical students [25] revealed a lower mean test score, a lower willingness to respond and a lower estimated capability in chemical and infectious incidents in our study population.

Unreported statistics from our data show that for both males and females the mean test score is usually not the same as the median, suggesting that the test score distribution is skewed and contains extreme values.

The mean test scores for each group 81  B.

Exam three scores showed a difference in mean test scores of 6.6 points between groups, which was significant at the alpha.05 significance level.

However, when assessing levels within the talent pathway, players across different levels tended to exhibit similar mean test scores for each physical test.

Talent pathway players exhibit similar mean test scores irrespective of the physical test, with the exception of 20-m sprint and VJ.

A cross-sectional study (2031 elderly individuals) examined the relationship between the intake of different plant foods and cognitive performance and found Citrus fruits had the strongest associations with mean test scores (positively) [122].