Sentence examples for testing benchmarks from inspiring English sources

The schools Ms. Kusumaningrum attended in Indonesia had good resources and were devoted to meeting national testing benchmarks.

A total of 618 schools failed to meet annual testing benchmarks established under No Child Left Behind, which was a slight improvement over the 643 schools cited the year before.

Newton, with 500 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade, has faced the increasing likelihood of being shut down or overhauled after failing to meet federal testing benchmarks under the No Child Left Behind Act for seven consecutive years.

The lessons being taught in Mr. Whitaker's classroom have taken on new urgency this fall as Newton's administrators and teachers rally behind the school in an effort to turn around its lagging standardized test scores or risk being completely overhauled because it has been unable to meet federal testing benchmarks under the No Child Left Behind law.

Newton is one of only 4 schools in Newark (among 38 in New Jersey, 57 in New York and 6 in Connecticut) that have failed to meet federal testing benchmarks for seven consecutive years under the No Child Left Behind Act.

Testing this hypothesis on the RA benchmark, we found that the selected template according to the RF model is reliable enough (RMSD: 1.5 ± 0.7 Å) when the predicted TM-distance is <0.5 (65% of the RA testing benchmarks), while the performance degrades substantially (RMSD: 3.8 ± 1.7 Å) when the predicted TM-distance is >0.5.

He said that Newton received a $25,000 district achievement award in 1998, which is also the last time that its students passed every testing benchmark.

To simulate performance testing, benchmarking timer functions were embedded in the PHP scripts to measure page loading and search times.

JDB conceived of the POD method, conceived of and implemented the triPOD software program, performed software testing, benchmarking, and data analysis, and drafted the manuscript.

But in spite of the progress, the school's scores on California state exams, used for compliance with the federal law, are increasing not nearly fast enough to allow the school to keep up with the rising test benchmarks.

The proposed ECDM is verified by three fracture test benchmarks and an example of predicting delamination migration together with matrix cracking.