Sentence examples for score pattern from inspiring English sources

Some of the schools that rely heavily on phonics have a curious test score pattern, with higher scores in early grades but lower scores later.

The memorization score pattern was in fact very different for time and space respective to the identity of the events, suggesting at least a separate recall process.

This level pattern is related to an intrinsic score pattern which becomes known following measurement.

Repeated measures analysis showed a significantly different score pattern within treatment groups (P<0.0001): although high-anxiety men improved substantially at 6-months follow-up, they still reported more anxiety than low-anxiety men.

However, even without a second measurement, it is known that the intrinsic score pattern of a second moment will be identical to the first intrinsic pattern if the interval between the two moments is infinitely small.

Based on current evidence we advocate the combination of a traditional model based on data from the first 24 hours after ICU admission (e.g. APACHE IV) with sequential SOFA scores (e.g. max SOFA or a SOFA score pattern over a specified time interval).

Score patterns from the PCA were analyzed to reveal relationship between latent variables and concentration variations of the APIs.

The OSSE flagged 41 classrooms in 25 schools for extra scrutiny based on odd patterns, such as wrong-to-right erasure marks, unusually big gains or drops in students' scores, and unusual score patterns.

Based on analysis of Glassdoor score patterns over the last four years, the lower the number of rankings, the more 100% scores for referrals and CEOs there are in a given company's score.

As explained above, it was anticipated a small percentage of individual students would produce multiple unusual difference score patterns across units they took.

The Dallas Morning News found "unusual test score patterns" in nearly 400 schools statewide.