Sentences with phrase «numerical answer»

I think it is now accepting wrong numerical answers as correct, and allowing second and third attempts at multiple choice questions to be treated as first attempts and the mark being counted.

As a measure of the compulsive behaviours (represented in the Y axis) we use index calculated as the sum of numerical answers to questions «Does your dog freeze / chase lights etc.?»

The first four questions require exact numerical answers based on number of hours slept, time sleep was initiated, and time respondent awoke.

Where PARCC - Math seeks a simple numerical answer, it often asks students to fill out an answer grid rather than offering a series of possible answers.

for example, when students study algebra, they no longer focus merely on calculating numerical answers but on understanding and representing relationships through the use of both letters and numbers (Kieran, 2004).

Whether I try your phrase with or without quotes, all I get is the usual set of results, headed up by a «Web Definitions» URL result, which is not quite the same thing as the declarative statements I'd been getting for questions with numerical answers, at least.

TCindex (0 — 12) is a sum of numerical answers to the questions «Does your dog chase its tail?»

Here is how it goes: you provide the numerical answer to certain intrusive online questions, but a random number is added to (or subtracted from) it, and only the sum (or difference) is submitted to the company.

The bot can be easily adjusted for any other subject, and it can ask questions and check both textual and numerical answers.

Students must work out the numerical answers to the integration questions.

Oddly, there's a numerical answer to this question.

In case anyone cares, the numerical question type (Moodle 2.1) had to be told that a numerical answer outside the «correct» range (# 1) was wrong, by setting a range # 2 of -1 E18: 1E18, and giving that a score of 0 but moving to the next page.

The search for supposedly objective certainty through the illusory comfort of a numerical answer makes any list of the supposed «best» or «top» of just about anything attractive.