Sentence examples for standardized administration from inspiring English sources
The improved performance after local (study-specific) optimisation of KF again illustrates that for a multicentre study standardized administration and scanning protocols are essential.
Besides the inherent error band around any IQ test score because tests are a "sample of learned behavior", IQ scores can also be misleading because test-givers fail to follow standardized administration and scoring procedures.
Raters underwent training sessions prior to the event and were instructed to follow standardized protocols and instruction manuals for each cognitive test to ensure standardized administration.
The WISC-R was applied in one session of approximately 45 min by two trained neuropsychologists from INNNMVS with a previously standardized administration method.
Interexaminer differences can be minimized by having the same developmental neuropsychologist train them and by videotaping practice administration sessions to provide feedback to the trainee and assess the presence of any differences in adherence to standardized administration or style that may result in interexaminer variability and measurement error.
The result is often that the administrator departs from standardized administration.
Patients were evaluated with the TICS, which is highly correlated with the Mini Mental Status Examination (9 ), is sensitive to mental status deficits in the elderly (10, 11 ), and is standardized for administration by telephone (12 ).
One of his most influential reforms was that of standardizing local administration.
Other changes aimed at increasing the retrieval challenge, decreasing error due to guessing and standardizing the administration.
The Dean-Woodcock Sensory-Motor Battery (DWSMB) was designed to standardize the administration and interpretation of sensory-motor functions and has demonstrated satisfactory reliability.
The major reforms of the middle 1550s, which produced a new law code, a new military organization, a reform of local government, and severe restrictions on the powers of hereditary landowners (including the monasteries), were probably the work of the bureaucrats and boyars, their objective being to modernize and standardize the administration of the growing state.
