Consequently, reference values, i.e., typical scores for target populations of the instrument, are used.
The typical credit score of an FHA borrower fell last year -- good news for first-time borrowers.
"For typical scores, the probability of a misleading result is significant," they say.
The Hawks moved to 25-0 (10-0 andareic 10) and are only two games short of an undefeated regular season after displaying one of their typical scoring bursts.
Typical scores achieved by gynaecological cancer patients range from 0-28 [ 22], with higher scores reflecting greater risk of malnutrition.
She is typical of scores of women planning to say their vows on a beach in Bali, a mountaintop in Aspen, or a villa on Capri, who are turning their backs on gowns as grand as the Ritz in favor of more airy, unconventional styles.
At 7 30 a.m. on a typical Wednesday, scores of Hispanic men stand along and around Roosevelt Avenue near the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, in the Jackson Heights section of Queens, waiting for contractors to drive up and hire them.
The feedback score is the percentage of final-years satisfied with feedback and assessment by lecturers, based on the NSS 7. Staff-student ratio is the number of students per member of teaching staff 8. Spend is the amount of money spent on each student, given as a rating out of 10 9. Average entry tariff means the typical Ucas scores of students currently studying in that department 10.
At the typical grand prix, a score of near-identical cars, their drivers hidden behind the visors of near-identical helmets, race for a couple of hours around a track which, for most of its length, is out of sight of most of the spectators.
"Holding all else equal, an increase of one hundred SAT points in the score of a typical incoming student increased the compensation offered to oocyte donors at that college or university by $2,350," Levine reports.
Scores are standardized so that a value of one is the score of a typical Medicare patient.
