Cognitive function was evaluated using the subsets of two tests: the Wide Range Achievement Test – Revised (WRAT-R) and the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children – Revised (WISC-R) [ 11, 12].
The first was a test of reading proficiency – the Wide Range Achievement Test – Revised (WRAT-R [ 38]), which is widely used as a putative measure of premorbid intellectual functioning [ 39- 41].
COHEN BROTHERS -- which owns 11 million square feet of Class A commercial real estate in New York City, Los Angeles and Houston -- requested that the lease achievement date be revised to reflect the time each of the remaining three vacant buildings would be ready for tenants.
The model was externally evaluated and appears suitable to aid in prediction of initial and Bayesian revised tacrolimus doses to improve achievement of a tacrolimus target concentration early after kidney transplantation.
To the Editor: Revised tests don't increase student achievement.
Keep in mind, though, that revised tests do not increase student achievement.
He recognised his own achievement, and, sending a revised copy to his friend Robert Bridges, declared that this was the best poem he'd ever written.
The purpose of the study was to examine the similarities between the constructs measured by the positive perfectionism subscale from the Positive and Negative Perfectionism Scale and the achievement striving subscale from the Revised NEO Personality Inventory.
Under the revised definition, Hawkins and Young were credited with "notable achievements" but not with no-hitters because they pitched only eight innings.
A separate chapter focusing on the assessment of students with disabilities within the primary education system has been developed within the revised Guidance notes on primary school students' learning achievement assessment.
