Sentence examples for measured by achievements from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem these days is anyone can be a celebrity and celebrity is not measured by achievements but by column inches.

The cognitive skills prized by the American educational establishment and measured by achievement tests are only part of what is required for success in life.

He proved to be one of the ablest and -- if success is measured by achievement of one's goals -- most successful American presidents of the 19th century, responsible for waging the Mexican War and for annexing the vast southwestern part of the United States.

But for all their support and cultural cachet, the majority of the 5,000 or so charter schools nationwide appear to be no better, and in many cases worse, than local public schools when measured by achievement on standardized tests, according to experts citing years of research.

Investigate the impact of a nutrition education program on student academic performance as measured by achievement of education standards.

Beyond training programs, secondary schools in MENA countries do not teach life skills, partly because they are not measured by achievement tests.

However, it has also been recognised that cognitive skills as measured by achievement tests are not the only determinants of a successful life.

Taken together, internal remittances go to households near the country's capital and to districts with higher quality schools as measured by achievement on the SLC exam.

We found that overall quality of care provided by practices as measured by achievement across all clinical QOF indicators was not associated with mortality rates in their localities for conditions covered by the QOF.

The findings from the present study are to a large extent, in agreement with what Moon (1999) and Selfe et al. (1986) argue about the positive effect of self-reflection as not necessarily measured by achievement test grades.

Achievement was measured by course achievement tests.