Sentence examples for set of achievement from inspiring English sources

The proposal was to stop using SAT 1 but continue using SAT 2. The former is an aptitude test; the latter a set of achievement tests.Many studies including one I published with Frank Norman in 1992—show that SAT 1 is almost useless once SAT 2 is in hand.SAT 1 is, it seems, a relatively poor test at predicting college achievement.

Each domain comprises a set of achievement measures against which practices score points according to performance, and scores are expressed as a proportion of the maximum points achievable.

Each domain consists of a set of achievement measures, known as indicators, against which practices score points according to their level of achievement.

"It's been a steady, persistent accumulation that, I would say, add up to a massive set of achievements".

That's quite a set of achievements for one bad little molecule, gram for gram the most potent toxin we know.

(Update: Toumazou was indeed the winner!) It is a startling set of achievements, though Toumazou, who will be 53 next month, insists his breakthroughs have been based on the simplest approaches.

Sure, Californian politics is impossible ("There is maze you have to go through, then a minefield, then an obstacle course: you become an athlete") but from behind his cigar he reels off a set of achievements, from reforming state workers' compensation to making schools better and building levees.

While it generally takes a lot of great content (or an emotional treadmill) to get people to pay for games on their phones nowadays, Goat Simulator has done well at $4.99 even though there's not that much in the way of content — there's only one town to mess around in and one set of achievements to complete.

Employability has been defined as 'a set of achievements - skills, understandings and personal attributes - that make graduates more likely to gain employment and be successful in their chosen occupations' [ 5].

All Perks can be upgraded to Pro Perks giving you additional abilities after a set of achievements have been completed.

States must set standards of achievement.