Sentences with phrase «change in performance»

The growth effect size, measured in standard deviations, is the average change in performance of students attending a network charter school compared to a traditional school.

Changes in performance from 2009 - 10 to 2010 - 11.

We'll be logging lots of track miles with this car and measuring changes in performance with each upgrade.

There was a lot of excitement from many of the biggest names in food production stopping by to discuss how this style of innovation could deliver a step change in performance.

Given the fairly minor changes in output, the lack of a significant change in performance is not surprising.

The result is a hardly noticeable change in performance across the three devices.

Results from the test will only be used to measure changes in performance nationally.

Nevertheless, serious data gaps limit the ability to measure results — and particularly changes in performance — on a number of important issues.

It becomes clear that a healthy strength program will balance both of these strategies to deliver positive changes in performance.

Schools will be forced to begin the new year with no grasp of what drove changes in their performance, and no capacity to define goals or craft improvement strategies.

With this, it is likely to witness slight change in the performance.

From the list, there are 56 total changes in performance not related to security.

When we work with our customers to resolve problems, the result is a positive impact on their business, or even a step change in performance.

Yes, and the higher number may have given us a slight marketing advantage while not providing any noticeable change in performance.

To create such programs, states and districts must identify the most important elements of student performance (usually academic achievement), measure them (usually with state tests), calculate change in performance on a school - by - school basis, and provide rewards to schools that meet or beat performance improvement targets — all of which must be backed by system supports that enable all schools to boost results.

Eddie continues to receive support (based on teacher recommendation) and the teacher looks for changes in his performance in class.

He mentioned that «The basic hardware will mainly see changes in performance / size / resolution, but I think we'll see a wider variety of applications that will be customized for very specific groups of readers.

Although the CTA industry is aiming for absolute returns, it is important to compare the track records to a benchmark to account for changes in performance over time that are not due to any of the issues already discussed in the introduction.

Boulton and Stripp were in agreement that the new National Reference Test, introduced by Ofqual this year to provide information on changes in performance over time, could help solve the problem of how to award GCSE grades.

Yet, as the data presented below demonstrate, NCLB — and the accountability movement it embodied, codified, and symbolized — contributed to a major change in the performance level of American students in math.

«The department has not presented any evidence to convince us that the next five years will bring a radical change in performance,» said committee chairwoman Gwyneth Dunwoody.

Watch this fascinating video of Dr. Jeffrey Moss interviewing a lifelong athlete, who, at middle age, noticed changes in her performance.

As Diane Elkins explained in this post and this post, knowledge alone rarely translates into a measurable change in performance by the learner.

The bottom line is that the panel majority had no research directly comparing changes in the performance of nondisabled and disabled students when both are given extended time.

People at Facebook, Zynga, Google, and Amazon run many empirical tests every week to determine whether ideas translate to measurable changes in performance.

Now that the company is adding more of this bloatware to its phones, it remains to be seen whether there will be any reasonable change in performance as claimed.

Isola added that the modifications were tested last year and their findings showed an almost unidentifiable change in performance and structural strength.

Despite expending more energy for their body size when flying than any other animal, living in cold, harsh Arctic environments, diving over 100 meters in depth, and having to search for unpredictable food, even old birds return year after year to rear their chicks with no discernible change in their performance,» said lead author Dr. Kyle Elliott.

Users experience clear changes in their performance levels via use of this testosterone booster

Perhaps it is the fact that a minor change in performance is hard to demonstrate statistically and only becomes evident when accentuated by the age factor.

Not only will you see a marked change in performance afterward, you'll probably notice an upswing in your course evaluation scores as well.

To answer this question we examine whether the annual changes in performance made by traditional public schools during this period were more positive in schools with charter schools nearby than in schools not facing charter school competition.

The purpose of tests of statistical significance is to determine whether results reflect genuine changes in performance or simply random fluctuation.

To date, major reforms of teacher policy include changes in performance evaluation, professional development, incentives, and pre-service teacher training.

Further, this information could be used to estimate test scores adjusted for instructional days, to be used alongside unadjusted changes in performance.

Instead, there will be more and greater emphasis put on the state's accountability tool, the Academic Performance Index - which employs the more widely embraced growth model for expressing changes in performance.

In the Romance genre, we see the largest change in performance for higher price points.

In general terms these oblige the fund to notify the market and its investors on a timely basis of any price sensitive information, material developments, operational changes or material changes in its performance or financial position which impact the fund or its securities.

I'll report any changes significant changes in performance once we have the U.S. units on hand.

A similar change in performance was witnessed in Red Dead Redemption and Undead Nightmare.

I haven't noticed a huge change in performance from the model earlier this year, but the addition of Windows 10 certainly makes the new XPS 13 feel snappier.

Since its launch in 2000, the PISA test has emerged as the yardstick by which countries measure changes in their performance over time and the level of their performance relative to that of other countries.

Boston Globe, January 22, 2012 «While [Associate Professor Jon Star] didn't see a radical change in their performance, he says that it's hard to know what the long - term impact of the instruction will be, because «in math education we don't often ask longitudinal questions.»

«The novel LED structures are robust and show no significant change in performance over many weeks of measurements,» added Professor Alexander Tartakovskii, from The University of Sheffield.