Sentence examples for standardized norm from inspiring English sources

Scholars and language academies were working on a dual standardized norm that combines Logudorese and Campidanese and takes into account the specific historical, anthropological, and linguistic evolution of the island's two main subregions.

The severity of the behaviour problems can be the borderline and clinical cut-off point, corresponding with standardized norm scores of 60 and 63, respectively [ 1, 30].

And now the country decided it's time to remove a major barrier to mass adoption: The lack of a large-scale infrastructure with highly standardized norms.

This meant that analysis was reliant on comparing to standardized norms.

Reading Speed, as calculated by time taken in seconds to read each section of the reading comprehension subtests, was also compared to standardized norms.

Small-to-medium effect sizes were observed between mean scores for the childhood stroke group and standardized norms on domains of intelligence and academic achievement.

Medium-to-large effect sizes were observed between the childhood stroke group and standardized norms on attention and executive function domains.

The test is standardized and norm referenced.

One can gain an idea of its impact if one considers that the use of concrete test specimens has been standardized into norms in various countries, such as UNE-EN 12390-6, ASTM C-496, and CPC6 (Carmona and Aguado 2012).

The essay demonstrates how TOON Books, a recent and much-lauded publisher of early readers that use the visual grammar of comics, invokes skill-based leveling and standardized educational norms in order to encourage specific sorts of interactions among adult, child, and text.

Both laboratories have governmental certification and follow standardized operational norms.