Sentence examples for passing rate between from inspiring English sources

IDI ranges from -1.0 to 1.0 and represents the difference in passing rate between test takers with high overall scores (top 25%) and low overall scores (bottom 25%).

The one real worry nailed by the story's coverage is the achievement divide: The scores reveal a gap in the passing rate between white and Asian students, on one side, and African American and Latino students on the other.

The associations between ABIM exam passing rate and the IM-ITE percentile rank score for 2nd and 3rd year residents as well as the number of years of program certification (RRC-IM) were examined by the Spearman rank correlation.

Diane Ravitch, the education historian, said the most important comparison to be made was not between Regents passing rates now and a year ago, but between now and before the Regents tests became mandatory.

Under the more stringent criteria of 3%/2 mm, there is a pronounced difference [8.0 percentage points (pp)] between SS1 formulation passing rates for immediate and remote dosimetry while the SS2 formulation maintains both higher passing rates and consistency between immediate and remote results (differences ≤ 1.2 pp) at all metrics.

The falloff in passing rates occurred statewide.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg testified in a discrimination lawsuit on Wednesday that he did not recall receiving a report more than six years ago warning him about sharp differences in the passing rates between white and minority candidates for firefighter jobs, lawyers for a black firefighters' association said.

In 2015 there was a 28 percentage point gap in the pass rate between the two groups, compared with 27.4 in 2014.

The new item that assessed learners' ability to integrate clinical expertise (item 9) demonstrated questionable inter-rater reliability, unacceptable IDI and ITC, and did not demonstrate a statistically significant difference in pass rate between groups.

When looking for associations between ABIM-CE pass rates and other indicators of program quality, there were no significant differences in ABIM-CE pass rates relative to hospital type, proportion of IMG graduates, program director workload, program size, faculty size, or acceptance of pharmaceutical funding.

There is also a big jump between a performance producing a passer rating between 90 and 100 (.575 win rate) and one that results in a passer rating of 100 and above (.798).798