Sentence examples for test scoring from inspiring English sources

Joe takes another sample test, scoring two points short of qualifying for Bronx Science.

In October, eight months after his release, Woodfox passed the Louisiana driver's test, scoring ninety per cent.

The 3-year-olds who did best on the test, scoring at the 56th percentile, were those who had sensitive mothers who were not employed by the ninth month, and good-quality child care.

"A&E service scores ranged from 100 to minus 13, with the top 10 trusts landing between 100 and 79 (friends and family test scoring ranges between +100 and -100).

In the scoring experiment, a large set of models submitted by the docking predictors is made available to the community to test scoring functions independently of conformation generation algorithms.

The inclusion of 9 duplicated samples (see above) allowed us to test scoring reproducibility further.

To our knowledge, no data exists about admission-test scoring especially from this particular group of applicants in Germany.

Yet E.T.S. and other test-scoring companies have been known to label the low-paid, poorly trained temporary workers whom they hire to score standardized tests as "professionals".

And that's the thing: In my experience, the for-profit test-scoring industry could produce results on demand.

Once I attended a rangefinding meeting in Princeton with various test-scoring managers and English professors from around the country, the group having convened to figure out how to score writing samples for a national test.

The test-scoring industry seemed focused on getting deadlines met, projects completed, and scores put on tests, but only then was any thought given to meaningful scores being put on them.