Sentence examples for measure ability from inspiring English sources

Measurement instruments, assessment tasks, are deliberately designed and developed to measure ability and to classify performance relative to another performance.

In school as in the workplace, a paper and pencil test alone can never fully measure ability or achievement.

Effect sizes were relatively robust over gender of participants, and type of EI measure (ability v. mixedmodel).

Main Outcome Measure: Ability to participate in high-intensity sport; functional comparison to other currently available components.

Dr Morrison said that the Rasch model made the "impossible" claim of being able to measure ability independently of the questions that students answer.

On the scale used to measure ability, Nepomniachtchi has a rating of 2,656 and is ranked No. 78 in the world.

Good therapy instills these desirable (but difficult to measure) abilities.

(Korean participant) There are some test items intended to measure speaking ability or writing ability, but I think they cannot sufficiently measure abilities for speaking and writing.

The evidence: the relatively poor performance of American students on standardized tests that measure abilities in math and science around the globe.

This view leaves out the rich seam of critical thought that runs through English literature, that hard-to-measure ability to read well and think deeply.

Much scholarly debate has been devoted to the theoretical merits of using an individual's consumption expenditures as the basis for measuring ability to pay tax.