Sentence examples for test gains from inspiring English sources

So the original researchers tried breaking the group down by ethnicity and race, and that's when they noted the sixth-grade test gains for the black voucher group.

But with those test gains not directly attributable to the check, some will wonder why pupils are still being put through it.

A Princeton economist, Alan B. Krueger, took the offer, and after two years recently concluded that Professor Peterson had it all wrong -- that not even the black students using vouchers had made any test gains.

Partialling out the variance associated with experimental condition did not substantially alter significance levels between the Wacom test gains and interest, nor test gains and engagement (all ps > 0.40).

We found that students in the grapher sections showed significantly greater pre-post test gains on key Newtonian relationships.

Minimal co-localization with CD81 at 1-hour vector exposure is followed by robust (p = 0.002, MANOVA test) gains at 24-hour after vector exposure and a subsequent decline at 48 hours (Fig. 4A,C).

The simple blood test gained wide support and now routinely men older than 50 undergo screening.

When health outcomes were considered, the HRP2 test gained an advantage in almost all settings and for all age groups [13].

For example, if the test gain is 2, the average likelihood of a test presence locality is exp(2) (about 7.4) times greater than that of a random background pixel [38].

Maxent model performance was measured as test gain and test AUC.

Commercial assays to measure HbA1c became available in 1978 (22, 23), and the test gained popularity during the 1980s.