Sentence examples for test score average from inspiring English sources

By the end of the follow-up observation period, the TBUT test score average for the Visomitin patients in this subgroup was 3 s higher than it was prior to treatment, compared to 1.5 s for patients receiving placebo.

Using linear regression, we applied these three models for the additional end points MNSI score (continuous variable), mean ankle reflex score (average score of the left and right tests; continuous variable), mean monofilament score (average score of the left and right tests; continuous variable), and mean tuning fork test score (average score of the left and right tests; continuous variables).

They visit the same high schools year after year -- those attended by "competitive" students who will drive up application totals and test score averages.

At the end of the treatment period, Schirmer's test score averages increased (improved) to 13.2 ± 0.9 mm in the placebo group and 14.6 ± 0.6 mm in the Visomitin group.

Post-test score average after completing the training program was 76.7% (range 65.9 87.8%), demonstrating an improvement of 26.2% (p < 0.001).

MUSS test scores averaged 24.4/40 before implantation and 34.1/40 after 9 months of CI use.

MAIS test scores averaged 18.1/40 before implantation and 35.1/40 after 9 months of CI use.

There are fabulous institutions with relatively low test-score averages that are absolutely first rate, that take students from point A to point Z".

The approach accounts for the key distinguishing feature of this industry-schools value the average features of the matriculating students such as percent female, percent from different regions of the world, average test scores, and average grade point average.

In this latter paper, Reardon and coauthors report that while racial/ethnic test score gaps average around 0.6 standard deviations across all school districts, in some districts the gaps are almost nonexistent while in others they exceed 1.2 standard deviations.

Numerous economists have shown that test scores, on average, account for no more than $1,500 of the $5,000 difference between high school graduates and dropouts.