Sentence examples for mediocre test from inspiring English sources

He was also distressed by the district's "mediocre" test scores, he said.

Babbel founder and chief strategy officer Thomas Holl argues that the two companies built "the highest quality English tests on the digital learning market" (though what was the chance that he'd say that this was a mediocre test?).

If mediocre test scores were linked to economic well-being we'd have long ago been in the pits.

But the system is far from foolproof, and some experts have criticized it for having a mediocre test record that can't guarantee absolute safety in the event of a nuclear attack. .

More recent writers have judged him by his mediocre Test and first-class statistical record.

A student with mediocre grades and test scores, no hobbies or interesting activities, probably isn't going to win many scholarships.

National task forces and academies have concluded that routine dementia screening – that is, population-based screening of individuals irrespective of the existence of cognitive complaints – cannot be recommended based on existing data, most notably screening tests' mediocre diagnostic specificity [ 2- 5].

If you make a mediocre score on a test, that score is better than you would have made otherwise.

Mr. Nicholls spent most of the rest of the night turning mediocre songs into endurance tests, unleashing a series of physically painful shrieks while the band stoically trudged along.

In Uniondale, a Nassau Board of Cooperative Educational Services analyst who was examining performance on each question on state exams to find weaknesses in instruction found the cheating pattern: very high scores by all students on the last few questions of math tests, but mediocre scores on the earlier ones.

Mastery learning gathered steam as an antidote to mediocre student learning and testing soon became the watchword of business leaders and politicians.