Sentence examples for volume of assessment from inspiring English sources

Students say they feel unprepared for the overall workload of the second year, in particular the volume of assessment.

Given this, the schools with the lowest assessment volume presumably provide an estimate of the minimum acceptable volume of assessment.

This could be an achievable goal of a national licensing system if it imposed a sufficient volume of assessment.

Interestingly, the prescribed volume of assessment of the USMLE is greater than or equal to the total volumes of written assessment at five UK medical schools.

Considering, say, the correlation between volume of assessment and postgraduate examination performance of rs = .515 (see Results section), for which the reliability across time of volume of assessment is rs = .694 (see previous paragraph), and the reliability of measurement of postgraduate exams is of the order of.689 (the 5 year figure for MRCP UK) in the previous paragraph).

- Indicates data that schools were unwilling or unable to validate or provide In addition to comparing the volume of assessment, we were also interested in the time pressure or 'intensity' of assessment.

These problems experienced by Maximus this year have forced the DWP to rapidly downgrade their own targets for the overall volume of assessments.

The mean daily volume of assessments was higher during the week than at the weekend (14 600 vs 10 600, p<0.0001).

We gathered data for 25 of 27 A100 programmes in the UK and compared volume, type and intensity of assessment between schools.

Those are some conclusions of the most recent assessment of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which on 2 February 2007 issued an 18-page summary of The Physical Science Basis, the first volume of the assessment.

Key outcomes focused on comparative indices of total written assessment volume (in terms of minutes and raw marks), total volume of practical assessment (in terms of minutes of assessment) and intensity of assessment (calculated as minutes per raw mark).