Sentence examples for rigid marking from inspiring English sources

Open-ended items scored on a continuum, such as 0-100%, have much lower inter-rater reliability than those scored against a rigid marking schedule.

In response to the low objectivity and reliability of the classic essay-type questions, modified open-ended formats have evolved which typically combine short answers, carefully crafted questions and rigid marking templates.

The rest of the score was in pencil, but the bar-lines, those dividers of musical time, had seemingly been written after Sibelius had written down the notes, in a thick red pencil, and in impressionistic, curved lines rather that straight, rigid marks.

Rigid mark-to-market accounting is similar to a highway that has a speed limit and a speed minimum.

These are rigid formulations that mark important transition points.

The rigid system has its casualties: long before the end of the first marking period, Bronx Prep had ousted its most experienced teacher and its most challenging student -- dismissals that never would have happened in a traditional public school.

In doing so, the Liberals buried the rigid policy agenda that marked Mr Howard's 11 years in power.

In an era marked by rigid adherence to pitch counts, Jackson threw 149 pitches, the most in the majors since 2005.

It was marked by a rigid, regimented curriculum designed to foster "a good and obedient, faithful, and respectful character".

Otherwise, it will be marked as conformationally rigid.

A red line represents a rigid bond, whereas a green line marks a rotatable bond.