The standards for developing computerized-assessment required equivalent test scores to be established for the paper- based test (PBT) and computer-based test (CBT) modes.
To replace paper-based tests with computer-based ones, the standards for developing computerized-assessment (International Test Commission., 2004) requires equivalent test scores to be established for the new computer-based test and the conventional paper-based test.
It is noteworthy to remark that locking the position, that is, requiring, is equivalent to require and, thus, to ask for.
This equates to an annual usage of 9,724 litres of water, which is the amount it would take to fill 122 baths, and the energy required is equivalent to boiling the kettle 1,538 times.
Over a lifetime, crest induction in Daphnia required resources equivalent to 60 eggs [36].
A doubling or halving of road spending resulted in a difference of plus or minus 1% on total traffic volume.To stop congestion worsening using restrictive methods would require measures equivalent to raising the price of petrol to £15 a gallon at 1993 prices by the year 2010.
To work as a licensed practical nurse or nursing assistant, the municipalities require competence equivalent to completion of the upper secondary school care program.
For the firm to realize its full potential, the founders would require compensation equivalent to full-time employment while pursuing initial clients and creating a backlog of work requests.
An interesting property of daptomycin is its rapid bactericidal activity in vitro [ 9, 12, 19, 20] and in vivo [ 9, 21- 23], but this bactericidal activity is concentration-dependent and its optimal expression may sometimes require levels equivalent to 8-fold the lipopeptide MIC for a given strain [ 12, 19].
According to past studies, when the dynamics of the environment is treated as uncertainties, the number of unstable poles of the slave system is required to be equivalent to that of the slave system with the dynamics of the environment.
