Sentence examples for sum of assessment from inspiring English sources

To ensure adequate content coverage of the latent proficiency variables, PISA, NAEP, and TIMSS all use multiple linked test booklets, which means that although each respondent responds to just 60 (NAEP) to 120 (PISA) minutes of assessment material, the total sum of assessment material used far exceeds this amount.

We recognize that exams are not the sum total of assessments in an introductory science course—homework assignments, in-class work, projects, and lab reports are also a substantial part of assessment and present significant learning opportunities for students.

This shape is the sum of the assessment leading to a final reading for Entrepreneurial Intention that is numerical and crisp (defuzzification).

We did this by using the ratio of the sum of Before assessments and sum of During assessments across all years.

The sum of these assessments is termed the home environmental score (HES).

This system yielded a total weekly score between 0 and 8 for each animal (sum of two assessments per week, each of which gave a score of 0 to 4).

Thus, the processing time is the sum of the channel assessment time, transmission time, and queueing time as follows: (6).

Weighted dimensional subscores are calculated by multiplying the sum of the average assessment score plus the average satisfaction score by the importance score (an integer between 1 and 5) in that dimension; weighted subscores therefore range from -30 to +30.

The individual SGS and the corresponding sum of the objective assessments were clearly correlated (Spearman's rank correlation = 0.35; N = 24,847; figure 1).

A complete response was defined as complete resolution of disease in all three body compartments, and a partial response was defined as ≥50% improvement in the sum of the three assessments with ≥30% improvement in the skin, no worsening lymph nodes or Sézary cells, and no new tumors.

Total pain relief (TOTPAR), calculated as the sum of every post-dose assessment.