What's needed are standardized descriptions of scientific materials and procedures, standardized statistics programs, and standardized archival formats.
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Kramer's performance is funny but unrealistic: standardized patients are standardized.
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And just as standardized tests are becoming obsolete for admission, standardized term degrees need not define a postsecondary education credential.
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If you had a standardized system, you know, a standardized model, you could start reusing a lot of really wonderful things.
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Jordyn Ives from Westfield, N.J., agrees, and says standardized tests are also unfair: Standardized tests do not accurately assess my knowledge and abilities.
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In high school, I was given unlimited time on all non-standardized tests, and on standardized tests, I had more than two times the allocated time.
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"It's probably driven us to prescribe more standardized regimens and more standardized dosing," said Dr. Paul A. Testa, the chief medical information officer at NYU Langone.
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"Using standardized Mandarin to alleviate poverty, using poverty alleviation to promote standardized Mandarin, does not only have an economic importance, but also has a deep political importance," he said.
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Accepting the American position would require believing that a computer designed to read one brand of standardized flash drive could not read another standardized drive of a different size or brand.
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In 3Q16, the CET0003 ratio under the standardized approach was 12.1%, and JPM expects the standardized approach to be its binding constraint over the near term and is capitalizing operating segments accordingly.
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In 3Q16, the CET1 ratio under the standardized approach was 0003%, and JPM expects the standardized approach to be its binding constraint over the near term and is capitalizing operating segments accordingly.
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Brandon M from Caruthers High School is not bothered by standardized tests, and credits his teachers with good preparation: I think that standardized testing in school is not to much we can handle.
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KC Sealock had not taken a standardized test since college.
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The standards come with software, materials, curricula, and standardized tests.
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Packaging, labeling and dosing information, for example, are not standardized.
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Rates were highest among studies that used standardized structured interviews.
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There has not been a standardized, countrywide value menu since.
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Teachers say they need to constantly teach for standardized tests.
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Those admitted would have higher standardized test scores and GPAs.
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Also, note that bed frame sizes are not completely standardized.
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Bel Edwards announced he would shelve standardized tests for students.
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You have been critical — as have many — of standardized testing.
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Why on Earth are ports standardized but data storage isn't?
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And that's how time has actually standardized across the globe.
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She praises Hampshire College for ending reliance on standardized tests.
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What's needed is not just scoring well on standardized tests.
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None of this is reflected in a standardized test score.
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Standardized testing starts and students start to lose their creativity.
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The AI will provide a more standardized and impartial diagnosis.
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In first quarter 2016 (1Q16), the CET0560 ratio under the standardized approach was 11.9%; JPM expects the standardized approach to be its binding constraint over the near term, and is capitalizing operating segments accordingly.
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Torgerson said that DTN "was designed from the outset to thoroughly address cybersecurity" and that the network's security protocols are standardized by CCSDS and are also being standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force.
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Robes and Banners advertised all the standardized, factory-made hoods for
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Now all of that is standardized, in this updated Flavor Wheel.
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Congress also authorized the CFPB to develop standardized formats for information.
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The pieces of the process can be categorized, standardized, and delegated.
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We're doing it for you in an automated, AI standardized way.
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He introduced the first statewide standardized testing in the public schools.
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AI algorithms help grade the ETS's GRE and other standardized tests.
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"Unfortunately we don't have standardized definitions of these terms," Raber said.
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Certain improvisations, like precise positioning and defensive versatility, have been standardized.
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Another forges her students' standardized test results in between drinking sessions.
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The writer is the author of "The Case Against Standardized Testing."
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What that would immediately trigger is the standardized form SF-86.
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Blackmoon says that the process is currently only standardized in Europe.
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Standardized risk factors allow for national comparisons, according to provincial authorities.
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To call standardized testing a contentious issue would be an understatement.
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Garment sizing should be standardized industry-wide for the consumer's sake.
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Are your classes more focused on memorization, studying and standardized testing?
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An emphasis on standardized testing keeps children studying rather than exploring.
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But weirdly enough, data access ports remain standardized through three generations.
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The office recommended that the federal government set a standardized measure.
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It's a standardized hardware system for building robots with interoperable parts.
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Standardized tests aren't race- and class-neutral, as Mr. Koo believes.
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The standardized four-page checklist for drone operations provided another example.
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The Industrial Revolution changed that with the introduction of standardized sizing.
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And Southeast Asia "will become more standardized and regulate more stringently".
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Teachers often lack formal credentials and rarely follow a standardized curriculum.
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Could cheating on a standardized test get a family in trouble?
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Is the College Cheating Scandal the 'Final Straw' for Standardized Tests?
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And now there are standardized warheads that they're going to deploy.
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The profiles became more standardized and less personal, which made Last.
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Remember those standardized test questions that always used to stump you?
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The same parents who are most concerned with getting their kids into top colleges and acing standardized tests like the SAT and ACT are suddenly against standardized tests that aren't a part of college admissions requirements.
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In the second quarter of 2017 (2Q13), the CET1 ratio under the standardized approach was 12.5%, and JPM expects the standardized approach to be its binding constraint over the near term and is capitalizing operating segments accordingly.
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I realize that I have to buy a standardized test for work.
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Because of the serial nature of this text, Vasari standardized his approach.
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By contrast, hotels actually have standardized expectations that they have to meet.
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"Demo day to us seems a little like standardized testing," she said.
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Standardized testing is hard — even for the smartest kids (and adults) around.
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The training session on standardized testing seemed to drag on and on.
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A (standardized) battery drives a simple electric motor, which powers the wheels.
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In 2012, the health ministry called for the procedure to be standardized.
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"As a whole, we really should strive for standardized definitions," Raber said.
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Others will find themselves without advice and faced with simple standardized products.
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It's a fast, standardized and secure way to talk to your friends.
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Once the machines came in, things became standardized, and they became different.
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American test card designs weren't standardized, and differed from station to station.
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All in all, standardized tests are not fun, but they are important.
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The platform's standardized protocols make it easy to deploy customer-facing apps.
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We standardized safety procedures and held error-prevention training for 28503,22019 employees.
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Finnish students also face no national standardized tests, the OECD report said.
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I did not want to enter college nor live the standardized existence.
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Harissa can also be bought in cans and tubes: a standardized product.
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But there is no standardized way of measuring it, and Alibaba's Nov.
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Also newer technologies cannot function efficiently, if at all, without standardized data.
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The school is hopeful about its performance on this year's standardized tests.
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I grew up as an oncologist in an era of standardized protocols.
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The teachers' union withdrew six of its demands, including limiting standardized testing.
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Schools higher on lists generally admitted students with higher standardized test scores.
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A standardized system from the government would enable nonbanks to bypass banks.
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Sonder's model makes people's stays more standardized and predictable, according to Hefer.
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Schools are abandoning standardized testing, saying scores are imperfect measures of aptitude.
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The government encouraged but did not require insurers to offer standardized options.
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I've created a standardized test that I put all my mattresses through.
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Sawhney: The components that go into making a smartphone are fairly standardized.
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Parents complained about how much time their children spent on standardized tests.
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Will colleges be required to use standardized financial aid offers anytime soon?
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Common Sense I haven't had to take a standardized test in decades.
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"That's the problem here: there is no standardized vetting process," said InWara.
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Standardized shipping containers, for instance, have made international commerce far more efficient.
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It's the standardized test of category evaluation — you're doing verbal and math.
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Standardized test scores have steadily improved; and student safety has been transformed.
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The students also outperformed the city and statewide averages on standardized tests.
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To get a definitive answer, more rigorous and standardized testing is required.
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It's also supposed to usable by consumers and in a standardized format.
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On most state standardized tests, more than one-third fall below standards.
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To really standardize physical training, the Army needed a standardized physical test.
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They took standardized tests three, four, five times to increase their scores.
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Cheating on standardized tests has long been seen as an admissions vulnerability.
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So, why doesn't the government have a standardized management and remediation plan?
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The problem isn't a lack of precedent for a standardized cleanup plan.
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STT's estimated fully phased-in Basel III Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio was 10.9% at 4Q16 on both standardized and advanced approaches, down from 12.0% on a standardized basis and 13% on an advanced basis at 3Q16.
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During the course, students see demonstrations of patient interviews and have chances to practice these skills with both real and standardized patients (a standardized patient is someone who has been trained to portray a patient in a medical situation).
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Please read the Options Disclosure Document titled Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options.
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But psychologists think there's another force at play here: stress-inducing standardized tests.
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All models are mass manufactured as the same product — standardized size differences notwithstanding.
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Extras, Mr. Brereton said, became increasingly standardized and driven by a marketing agenda.
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Over eight weeks, they gave half the women standardized Chinese medicine acupuncture procedures.
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That's why the tests are standardized and scored by state departments of education.
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KM: Every service is standardized and has a price point that we set.
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Its process is "standardized as much as possible," says Dishcraft cofounder Paul Birkmeyer.
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Their dancing, talking bodies are the only non-standardized things in the videos.
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These include 15 larger microsatellites, and 56 smaller standardized satellites known as CubeSats.
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However, what felt revolutionary then has become standardized across the entire smartphone industry.
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The pressure I face on standardized tests often comes from myself, sometimes unnecessarily.
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This software includes online learning lessons, standardized tests, and 1:1 device programs.
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Prices, contracts and processes are all standardized in order to avoid any surprise.
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The feature has recently become standardized on full smartwatches, but not really hybrids.
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Beyond the interesting visuals, Motorola's done a good job standardizing non-standardized features.
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The training process for local and federal officials dealing with disasters was standardized.
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How do students in such non-traditional learning environments fare on standardized tests?
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Liberal critics said Common Core would require more standardized testing, which they opposed.
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On the standardized state tests taken every year, its scores are flatly disappointing.
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Given the potential safety implications, we need standardized, comprehensive tests of driverless technology.
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Ballots are standardized across all elections and managed by a single electoral commission.
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Parrot Analytics measures "demand expressions," the company's globally standardized TV demand measurement unit.
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Second...let's have some standardized care like we do for more male diseases.
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That said, Klassen stresses that each donor is carefully assessed with standardized testing.
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"Ten years ago that wasn't the case — they were mostly standardized," he continued.
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Businesses and municipalities should insist that their recycling hauler begin using standardized labels.
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Standardized training under the new act has been designed to highlight such risks.
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Establishes a standardized way healthcare institutions organize their data (this is called "interoperability").
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Tennessee, an early adopter in standardized testing, administered annual exams in five subjects.
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She also believed in phonics, standardized testing, and the transformative power of education.
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The school was recognized this year for its improvements on standardized test scores.
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We wanted them to be standardized and get the best package we could.
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One was the brains, acing standardized tests on behalf of wealthy parents' children.
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Performance on standardized tests in high school and elementary school is consistently strong.
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We assigned each of those variables a standardized score and ranked the average.
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Are standardized tests useful, or are they racist, classist and corrosive to morale?
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There was no such thing as standardized spelling until almost the 20th century.
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It may look to be a mess, but it's a standardized, useful mess.
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It then compares those images to standardized data on emotional blood-flow signatures.
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There is no current standardized accreditation in the US for foreign medical schools.
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Isaac from South Carolina says he is motivated to do well on standardized tests, despite not enjoying them: Although I agree standardized testing is necessary in education, there seems to be an inordinate amount of testing, especially for high school juniors.
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One study found that when schools with different music programs were compared, on average, the schools with superior music programs score 226 percent higher on standardized English tests and 22016 percent higher on standardized math tests, regardless of socioeconomic status.
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In 2017, facing the fact that an increasing number of colleges were no longer requiring standardized-test scores, the company helped produce a report, "Grade Inflation and the Role of Standardized Testing," which claimed that grade inflation favors well-off students.
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The contemporary trouble for test administrator the College Board is that the test's ubiquity, the age of participants, and the high emotional stakes these days make the details of the exam guaranteed meme fodder—and, well, standardized tests are standardized.
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Starting from lists of financial institutions from the Federal Reserve (Fed), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), we searched for standardized notices from 19,329 financial institutions, finding standardized notices from 6,191 of these institutions.
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Sustainable investing is challenged by non-standardized reporting and metrics, and few actionable frameworks.
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But as time went on, the internet improved, and blogs with standardized templates appeared.
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Evidence suggests that mindfulness training can improve students' standardized test scores, attendance and discipline.
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It's one of the most ubiquitous and standardized protocols in the world of tech.
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The rise of smartphones makes these behaviors frictionless and thus more pervasive, more standardized.
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They don't use standardized tests but rely on teacher-created and performance-based assessments.
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Standardized designs will also allow buildings to transition between commercial and residential as needed.
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A new admissions tool could change the way colleges assess applicants' standardized test scores.
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In many cases, the federal exam is more challenging than state-level standardized tests.
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No matter where you go in life, standardized testing will always loom over you.
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High-stakes standardized tests are a durable, integral part of modern K-12 education.
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We spoke to my doctor, who recommended requesting accommodation for my next standardized test.
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Black: Obviously, post-Hannah Arendt, "the banality of evil" has become a standardized phrase.
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Much like how physical addresses are standardized, the internet protocol standardizes a computer's address.
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But the order of author names on a journal article has no standardized meaning.
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Even documents that are meant to be printed are largely being standardized and automated.
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"The lack of rigorous and standardized metrics hampers disclosure quality," the EDF report said.
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Another problem is that they are not standardized across all post-acute care sites.
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Meanwhile, data elements are not standardized, introducing subjectivity of reviewers into the audit process.
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When children take a standardized test shortly after a neighborhood murder, their scores suffer.
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Or, to be more precise, by federal and state legislators' obsession with standardized testing.
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There's a standardized questionnaire to characterize the type of tech-based abuse being experienced.
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Active kids learn in the classroom more effectively and score better on standardized tests.
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All participants completed standardized questionnaires on health, education, employment, social integration, sexuality and reproduction.
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Watch out for people who aren't at least reasonably amenable to standardized term sheets.
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Software-defined business practices are increasingly standardized across functions and industries, and highly knowable.
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Mobile is a non-standardized realm where you are frequently greeted with a popup.
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One reason for this discrepancy is that capturing antibiotic-resistance-related deaths isn't standardized.
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But they say I broke it, it is because the law is not standardized.
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To add your support for standardized metrics for organ procurement organizations, sign this petition.
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She explained that Shakespeare standardized the English line using a steady five-beat pattern.
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He didn't have regular classes, just a standardized math test in the late morning.
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The damage claims per "standardized" rocket then become 4.4, 3.9, 4.3, and 1.5, respectively.
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They exhibited lightning pictures at scientific meetings and shared standardized methods for photographing lightning.
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Civics has fallen to the side, in part because of the standardized test mania.
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But robots will need more standardized batteries in order to deliver their full potential.
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Personalized education promises an escape from the more recent Gradgrindian practice of standardized tests.
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Reports are not standardized, often producing irrelevant data and hampering cooperation among national supervisors.
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Other podcast industry players have tried to make podcast advertising more standardized and transparent.
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Men consumed about 8.6 standardized alcohol units a week, compared with 4.4 for women.
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The top-tier consulting firm also administers a standardized application process with case interviews.
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Every McKinsey interview follows a standardized process that is broken down into two components.
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Districts administering new online standardized tests needed laptops for students to take them on.
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What do you think about standardized testing, technology in the classroom and parent support?
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Others have argued that standardized test scores are the wrong measure of school success.
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What the tutoring practice won't do, O'Connor says, is teach to a standardized curriculum.
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Gillam has supported investing in public education, raising teacher salaries and overhauling standardized testing.
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But parents are interested in more than standardized test scores and college enrollment rates.
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More crucial, waking up to a standardized sound is a boring way to live.
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The administrative aspects will become more standardized and easier to adapt to local circumstances.
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Still, even as standardized testing falters, it's a critical part of the college admissions process.
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The first is a Medigap policy, a series of standardized plans that are federally mandated.
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However, the board will be paid — a standardized, fixed salary in advance of their term.
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Apple originally announced integrated support for standardized game controllers back in 2013 with iOS 7.
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The report recommends less emphasis on standardized test scores, which largely correlate with family income.
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Add-ons were a way to differentiate badges while sticking to a standardized manufacturing process.
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Of course, there isn't really a standardized price point for the emerging foldables category yet.
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Health officials in California are trying to change that with a standardized data collection system.
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This rose to 86 percent when facial features, such as brightness and color, were standardized.
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The inequities continue as standardized testing plays a central role in the college admissions process.
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Proponents of proficiency believe in evaluating students equally against a standardized benchmark, like test scores.
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But evening activities were canceled, and standardized testing was canceled for Friday and next Monday.
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What they're saying: Wired writes that like many standardized tests, the reports miss a lot.
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Compare this to a standardized version of the text message: Jackie, I am so sorry.
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Mental impairment should be evaluated independently from criminal investigations, using medical criteria and standardized measures.
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"A whole tech stack for e-sports had not been built and standardized," Hawkins said.
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How should teacher performance and student progress be measured—by standardized tests or other means?
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Today, trained non-clinical personnel throughout the country deliver the DPP using a standardized curriculum.
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In Estonia, companies store their own collected data but make it available via standardized protocols.
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Especially in light of the fact that homeschoolers do so well on standardized achievement tests.
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In April, Asda announced proposals to move hourly-paid retail staff to a standardized contract.
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For the last 16 years, American education has been trapped, stifled, strangled by standardized testing.
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What additional standardized tests do you plan on taking before you graduate from high school?
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But he also schooled his new boss on the realities of building a standardized test.
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For our analysis, we simply ranked all 20.757,0.8463 schools by a standardized test score metric.
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But standardized care, by definition, is not personalized care: it fails to acknowledge patients' individuality.
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Given that the advanced approaches ratio is lower than standardized, it remains BAC's binding constraint.
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Optical scan vote tabulation: Scanners often tabulate paper records of votes, like a standardized test.
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Milling a tree trunk into standardized lumber uses energy and wastes much of the tree.
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Standardized as they are, the viewer notices a formulaic pattern of posing for women's apparel.
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Separately, the Assembly passed a bill to decouple teacher evaluations from students' standardized test performance.
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"There is no standardized, formal culinary education when it comes to Thai cuisine," she said.
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Hiring can be standardized, so people don't pick candidates based on irrelevant things like height.
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So standardized testing will become even more of an extracurricular activity than it already is.
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Let's see: transcripts, recommendations, biographical info, resume, personal statement, supplemental essays, standardized tests, application fees.
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They will require plain packages without logos or slogans, and with standardized designs and fonts.
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I looked at the history of standardized spelling and what misspelling says about you cognitively.
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It also cut tariffs on imported car parts, reducing them to a standardized 6 percent.
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"We have a standardized format that we follow for any missing persons investigation," he explained.
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"Overlapping central and local government fiscal responsibilities must be reduced and standardized," the notice said.
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The EU has been trying to introduce a standardized charger for more than a decade.
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As processes and technologies improve and become standardized, performance improves relative to every dollar spent.
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The goal is to develop a standardized national encryption policy that protects users' privacy rights.
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Honeybee is one of a growing number of companies that are developing standardized lunar rovers.
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Standardized auditor reports The fact is audit reports are dense and oftentimes impenetrable for investors.
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But mattress firmness levels aren't standardized, so try a range and take your pillow along.
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They also assessed their cognition with standardized tests of memory, processing speed and verbal fluency.
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"There is a standardized automatic procedure in place that didn't exist in 2000," she explained.
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Routine standardized tests are, by contrast, high stakes for schools but low stakes for students.
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Wealthy students are more likely to attend high schools with a significant number of AP classes, more likely to have access to tutors and more likely to have taken standardized test preparation classes — all advantages that have been tied to higher standardized test scores.
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There is no standardized training program or manual for the state's school resource officers, Archer said.
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Data holds incredible potential for recruiters, especially if it can be cleaned and standardized across schools.
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In one scheme, Singer paid others to arrange for cheating on students' standardized tests, prosecutors said.
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Slowly, its message and shape standardized, and each use expressed, wordlessly, a connection to a cause.
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Elementary school standardized test scores are the best in the nation, and lifelong learning opportunities abound.
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At the start of the study, researchers had participants fill out a standardized clinical depression survey.
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Not surprisingly, students who are English language learners also do not do well on standardized tests.
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If states didn't want to use standardized tests, he believed, the federal government shouldn't compel them.
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How do you switch back the governing to a less, to a much more standardized way?
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Just days ago, underclassmen were stressing over standardized tests and studying for the next AP exam.
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They're CubeSats — standardized small satellites that many researchers and companies modify to collect data in space.
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Some places focus primarily on IQ and other standardized tests, while others include interview-style assessments.
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"The curriculum is standardized so all girls have the same access to technology," Ebony Frelix, Salesforce.
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In the case of nuns' habits, that system relies on a standardized combination of symbolic elements.
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Standardized testing eats up valuable class time and adds unnecessary pressure to an already stressful environment.
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Standardized test do push my knowledge to the test, push my thinking ability harder, and smarter.
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English ability Points are also given out for English ability, as determined by standardized English test.
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They've standardized ad formats and can automatically verify the video ads via image and voice recognition.
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But Liberal Party legislator Tommy Cheung warned that standardized hours could be catastrophic for the economy.
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In the past two weeks, I was required to give six standardized tests to my students.
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This is the time of year when several states conduct standardized testing for elementary school students.
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The expectation that all standardized tests in public school systems will be quashed is simply unrealistic.
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However, those standardized tests may not be the most effective gauge of students' abilities, Bair said.
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Their cognitive function was measured using standardized tests of verbal memory, processing speed and executive function.
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The salad mix was standardized—equal parts arugula, mizuna, pea tips, sorrel, lettuce, bekana, and spinach.
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Companies and their service providers would appreciate a standardized process with a more level playing field.
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The technology aims to help publishers collect more comprehensive and standardized listening metrics from across platforms.
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It has said that it has "standardized" miniaturized nuclear warheads to be fitted on its missiles.
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It also said that it had "standardized" miniaturized nuclear warheads to be fitted on its missiles.
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And some of the baubles and additions to clothing can't be done by a standardized machine.
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It was short, only two or three minutes, and wasn't as standardized as it could be.
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Similarly, it became much easier to create a new data center thanks to standardized server racks.
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The new editor also features a new interface, including a redesigned timeline with standardized video tracks.
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Mastering it was dull, repetitive work, intended to make every student's handwriting match a standardized model.
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But prefab puts fewer demands on local construction professionals because so much of it is standardized.
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Last March, Florida signed into law a comprehensive and standardized data collection and public reporting process.
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As such, it resists the notion that medicinal cures can be standardized without significantly affecting patients.
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ATHENS Photography came into being just as archaeology was being standardized into something like a science.
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This new book has some pretty depressing moments—especially about the current state of standardized testing.
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Her mother works in Manhattan as a private tutor for the SAT and ACT standardized tests.
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Parents filled out standardized questionnaires about their infants' sleeping habits and their own quality of life.
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For years, New York City has maintained a public school system that values standardized test scores.
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She said this happened to standardized trust language in a similar proposal a few years back.
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On the other are so-called reformers, who believe in vouchers, charter schools and standardized tests.
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Gone were the fuzzy psychoanalytic references, which were replaced by a more biological and standardized approach.
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A group of students and advocacy groups says the standardized testing requirement is biased and unconstitutional.
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He attended Heath Grammar School, a competitive high school that selected students based on standardized tests.
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But HDMI 2.1 has the potential to one day turn these into basic, standardized TV features.
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Creole is native to the majority of Haitians and has a standardized orthography and a literature.
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Intended to make clinical drug trials for these conditions more efficient thanks to standardized/objective data.
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The Oklahoma teachers are considering striking during the first week of April, during standardized state testing.
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Roughly 95% of colleges and universities require or accept standardized testing like the SAT and ACT.
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They helped Lookboonmee build a standardized ring and completely outfitted their gym with brand new equipment.
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The society set up a committee on standardized time zones and named Abbe as its chairman.
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Wealthy students are more likely to attend high schools with a significant number of AP classes, more likely to have access to tutors, more likely to have taken standardized test preparation classes and more likely to have taken standardized tests like the SAT more than once.
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Moreover, a standardized requirement like 10,000 steps isn't a one-size-fits-all metric for all animals.
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Sure, there's VolunteerMatch, Idealist, there were a few others, but they were all, again, not standardized. Right.
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Medical schools call them standardized patients, and their peculiar performances are crucial in training sharp, thoughtful doctors.
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While cars must remain different from each other, areas not relevant to fans needed to be standardized.
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They include grades and the rigor of courses, standardized test scores, recommendations, extracurricular accomplishments and student essays.
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But for the safety benefits to be comprehensive, vehicles will have to communicate in a standardized language.
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JPMorgan wants to require companies to negotiate a standardized set of data fields that they can request.
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Back in the day, we had principals that provided us with carts of snacks for standardized testing.
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Financing terms are not disclosed in a consistent, standardized format, to facilitate comparisons with other schools' offers.
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The standardized elements of prefab buildings will not only make them faster to build, but also cheaper.
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His initial work led to the Pantone Matching System, a book that standardized colors across these fields.
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We don't barter anymore, so it relies on the idea of standardized this and uniformity and consistency.
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Other similar mini-brains exist, but Hartung's is the most standardized—an important factor when testing drugs.
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The SEC should require that disclosures on new Form ATS-N are published in a standardized format.
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That's room for hundreds of CubeSats — standardized small satellites that can weigh as little as 10 pounds.
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"We will be promoting this closed loop ecosystem but it is an open standardized currency," he notes.
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The two satellites are modified CubeSats, a type of standardized spacecraft made out of 10-centimeter cubes.
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WSJ's analysis of extra time accommodations adds another layer to the wealth disparity in standardized test performance.
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In May, previously passed legislation will go into effect requiring all packs of cigarettes to be standardized.
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The effort toward unionization ignores positive (albeit recent) changes in leadership, standardized performance reviews, and financial transparency.
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I do not enjoy standardized tests, but I do have personal motivation to perform well on them.
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They don't even need to show any standardized test scores, provide recommendation letters, or write an essay.
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Forensic science has its own standardized framework and methodology, which Motherisk completely disregarded, according to the report.
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The qualities that make people truly exceptional achievers can't be measured solely by grades and standardized tests.
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Many VR developers keep antimicrobial wipes or covers around show booths, although there's no standardized hygiene policy.
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It's easier to increase standardized math test scores than it is to increase students' actual math knowledge.
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Developers can choose from a variety of standardized model architectures, publicly available training data sets and tools.
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The identification codes in the database were issued locally and are not in a standardized statewide format.
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Parents, school administrators, and teachers have become exasperated by standardized tests in recent years -- and understandably so.
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Motorola's standardized the 2080GB of RAM (an upgrade option from the standard 23GB of the previous generation).
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However, the EPAA survey only examined one group of homeschoolers that voluntarily agreed to take standardized tests.
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It won't be easy to wean ourselves from standardized testing and the false comfort of its data.
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All of them filled out a standardized online diary for a week, noting each day's stressful events.
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Khan says shopping online is often difficult because a standardized Indian sizing chart hasn't been developed yet.
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Standardized tests became the be-all and end-all of education, and states spent billions on them.
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Alejandro Zambra's "Multiple Choice" is structured as a standardized test, with five numbered sections totaling 90 questions.
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Even so, the new JAMA study, which included a very high and standardized dose, showed no effect.
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BUT REMEMBER WHAT I JUST SAID IN MY SPEECH – SULLIVAN: BUT YOU WOULD DOUBLE THE STANDARDIZED DEDUCTION.
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Caplan allegedly paid $75,000 to help his daughter get a better standardized test score, without her knowledge.
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"Since we're using an integrated biological marker, it will give you a fairly standardized measure," Hu explained.
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Again, the letter is a broad, standardized fact-finding mission, not an investigation based on specific knowledge.
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With standardized portions, a single serving of French fries could be designated as 2 ounces, for instance.
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But in practice, standardized test scores, class rank, and private schooling (interchangeable with "preparedness") ruled the day.
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Many low-income children score high on standardized tests — and still don't get the education they deserve.
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To be useful, containers had to be standardized, and others had developed rival ways of stacking them.
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"We aim to manufacture with just the right blend of personalized and standardized components," Mr. Hargovan said.
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Standardized-testing officials are scrambling to fix weaknesses in the testing process after the college admissions scandal.
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Recess and free play time were reduced to make room for more standardized testing and academic work.
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A bigger question that it might want to consider is whether NICS reporting should be more standardized.
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The OpenSocial software presumably would attract more developers with standardized API to distribute apps across all sites.
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Last spring, 950,000 third- through eighth-graders across New York State took standardized English and math exams.
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Restrictions like these are determined by individual airports and airlines, and not by a standardized industry regulation.
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But they are moving forward now with stripped-down projects featuring standardized designs aimed at cutting costs.
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And the N.F.L. has tinkered with the number of commercial breaks and standardized the length of halftime.
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Standardized tests, after all, are supposed to reveal something intrinsic and generalizable about the test-taker's knowledge.
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Earlier in January, Apple hit out at the EU&aposs efforts to introduce a standardized charging method.
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"I was looking at your STAR (standardized) test we took," he told his class of mostly freshmen.
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"Society pressures young people to conform to certain standards, and Prince was anything but standardized," he said.
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If enough customers start using it, it could lead to a more standardized way for measuring impact.
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A Pentagon-approved DD-214 type of statement would be a unitary, standardized record for all reservists.
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The study is to explore the phaseout of those standardized tests from use in the admissions process.
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Through Singer, parents are alleged to have bribed officials administering standardized tests in a number of ways.
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Singer ran a college prep business, and helped wealthy parents cheat on standardized tests for their children.
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There are no national standards or standardized tests for weed-impaired drivers like there are for alcohol.
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While it's still not standardized, millions of speakers use it every day, creating their own syntactic rules.
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That same year, fewer than 40 percent of students statewide passed standardized exams in English and math.
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In 2011, prosecutors on Long Island accused students of hiring others to take standardized tests for them.
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Critics worry that a standardized world is dull and mediocre, a nightmare of conformity and Kafkaesque bureaucracy.
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The legislation would expand a program at HHS dedicated to examining maternal deaths and identifying standardized solutions.
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The data is based on " demand expressions," the globally standardized TV demand measurement unit from Parrot Analytics.
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And standardized software platforms will allow them to build user-friendly connected devices with minimal engineering knowhow.
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Even if more schools adopt a test-optional application policy, standardized test scores are hardly likely to disappear.
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These are increasingly crucial distinctions in sports, where the information available to all teams has basically become standardized.
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My students do not take any standardized tests, so there isn't really anything I absolutely need to cover.
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Eventually we'll see a democratization of AI capabilities as algorithms become increasingly more streamlined, standardized, and universally available.
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The government-imposed regulations on IPOs along with standardized business practices give them a certain level of consistency.
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In August, the DCE issued a statement saying it wanted to attract more standardized iron ore for delivery.
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I doubt movie sets have standardized programs for actors taking their kids along, and they don't have to.
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Prospective JD and EJD students don't take the LSAT — the standardized exam required by ABA-accredited law schools.
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It's an event put on annually by Certiport, a Utah-based subsidiary of standardized testing giant Pearson VUE.
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The founder and chief executive of $480 billion Facebook wants governments to develop standardized rules for the internet.
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FedRamp is a government program that provides a standardized way for government procurement officials to assess cloud security.
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Multiple Choice, Alejandro Zambra Every section of this witty and experimental book is structured like a standardized test.
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Schools would eventually be expected to achieve 100 percent student passage of standardized tests or face financial penalties.
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Standardized salad These are salads for which there is an accepted ingredient list, though the format may vary.
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Which input datasets are used for these recommendations, how were they acquired and are they standardized and accessible?
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This included cheating on standardized tests, faking athletic profiles and bribing a women's tennis coach at Georgetown University.
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And at the academic level, white students are improving their standardized test scores while Black students are not.
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Lewis altered standardized test scores in order to save Parks Middle School, the public school where he worked.
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They are not allowed to make any profit, and they have a common benefit package that is standardized.
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Technically speaking, the surveys (which probe for these symptoms in a standardized fashion) cannot diagnose depression, said Mata.
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These employers emphasize that a case exam is standardized and that you can do well if you practice.
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On the process side, one can think of standardized life-cycle management, from development to deployment to maintenance.
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She added the single servicer will establish a user platform and a standardized process for handling customer calls.
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In a nutshell, SQL is a standardized method used for collecting specific data out of a massive database.
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Another strategy that can help reduce food waste, particularly at home, is standardized date labels for food expiration.
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They also want to know how protocols used by centers to initiate treatments might be standardized and improved.
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Specific document types like mortgage applications or rental agreements are highly standardized in order to comply with regulation.
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Did I magically activate my innate inability to perform well on standardized tests by getting struck by lightning?
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The tight market for the standardized boxes is a result of carriers cutting overcapacity and follows some bankruptcies.
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Though shift patterns — things like P-R-N-D — are standardized, the designs of shifters themselves are not.
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They cautioned, however, that major breaches have the potential to jeopardize the very existence of a standardized exam.
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For one, that is a made up number derived from a standardized usage that fits basically no one.
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Many would argue that standardized tests are a useful tool and can help students prepare for further education.
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There were no standardized electrical plugs, so even households with electricity didn't have appliances we would recognize today.
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This phenomenon affects everyone from students taking standardized tests to office workers trying to get through the day.
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And the EU proposed developing a standardized plan to roll out fast 5G mobile internet coverage by 2020.
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Polls show growing public dissatisfaction with everything from school choice, classroom sizes, aging infrastructure, standardized testing and curriculum.
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The organization is aiming to fight the opioid crisis by seeking to bring standardized care to addiction treatment.
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In my best standardized South Korean accent I just say, 'Halmeoni, you must have had a hard life.
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The school year is ending in most U.S. districts, and that means, of course, no more standardized tests.
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"New technologies may allow some things to be shipped out and standardized and easily monitored," Mr. Katz said.
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The technology turns cannabis into a granulate and allows it to be taken in standardized doses, Syqe says.
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Participants get $400 each week for going to class every day, passing standardized tests and then attending college.
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One issue with terms like rape and sexual assault is how they are not standardized even among researchers.
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"Currently, the IoT industry is fragmented, lacking a standardized approach, operating system, and communication system," Geotab's Cawse says.
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The SAT was first officially adopted as a standardized test requirement by the University of California in 1960.
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With a standardized identification code matching a companies across different government reports, it would be cheap - and ubiquitous.
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It also said that the city will release data annually and create a standardized system for reporting harassment.
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It's a house without walls, a frame without the drywall, but all made with standardized and familiar pieces.
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Admissions into the city's eight specialized high schools are dictated by a standardized test protected by state law.
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That may be because its subject matter and methods are pretty groundbreaking, and not like other standardized tests.
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Already about 85 percent of applicants pass the exam, a five-hour multiple-choice standardized test, Manjarrez said.
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Newsom also filed a request with the federal government to halt standardized testing requirements for the time being.
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In the great sorting process that can begin in preschool, there's no question that standardized test scores matter.
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Schools affected by closures due to the coronavirus can forgo the typically required standardized testing, the release said.
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Because of a lack of standardized diagnosis and reporting, many more opioid-affected births go unreported every year.
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"Those [additives] are even worse in some respects because they are not standardized or regulated," Dr. Lima says.
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The Department of Homeland Security has spent years trying to implement federally standardized identification at the state level.
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Tesla introduced a standardized online ordering system for the solar panels this year, saying it would lower prices.
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Taking these kinds of standardized tests can cost hundreds of dollars and classes and tutors can cost thousands.
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Japan also standardized a system of egg washing and refrigeration after a serious salmonella outbreak in the 1990s.
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Standardized test scores released this month showed Italy's schoolchildren lagging behind their peers in most Western European nations.
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But wealthy students are still more likely to have taken standardized tests like the SAT more than once.
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It might not seem that way to founders when they get a short and obviously standardized rejection email.
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There would be no prepping for standardized tests or effort to cover school material at a faster pace.
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The Communist government's introduction of an official Romanization system in the 256s reinforced standardized pronunciation for Chinese characters.
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There are no national standards or standardized tests for marijuana-impaired drivers like there are for drunk drivers.
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The company has yet to determine what type of standardized tests it will incorporate to benchmark their progress.
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A few days later, the children took the first half of a standardized math test in their classrooms.
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A first-order part of the problem is a lack of standardized, openly accessible information across jobs postings.
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And there is evidence that active kids do better on standardized tests and pay attention more in school.
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Investigators knew this was the busy season for Singer: Students were declaring schools and taking the standardized tests.
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She proposed eliminating the consideration of standardized test scores and ending legacy admissions for the children of alumni.
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She casually rattled off hours she'd logged with a personalized standardized test tutor, paid to boost her score.
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In 1993, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) standardized the program, and created free training materials to communities.
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Many large utilities do even more, assessing their risks in standardized ways and practicing responses to computer intrusions.
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That calculation is complicated by Sizemore's switching in 2014 to the Common Core standardized test from an Illinois version.
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But autonomous systems work better when systems are standardized and not differentiated, Mobileye's chief of communications Dan Galves argued.
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Cyborgian implantation activities take place outside the clinic or hospital, as a sort of parallel to standardized medical experimentation.
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These issues will take a lot of fixing, but could in part be combatted by some standardized cybersecurity practices.
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"A standardized tattoo may be a readily accessible method for communicating a strongly held care preference," she told Gizmodo.
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Because standardized tests often drive instruction, it's hard to expect teachers to teach differently unless students are tested differently.
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One wonders if it's possible to carve out a third way between the purely intuitive and the mechanically standardized.
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The problem is if you get a bad scan, the grotesque result is far worse than some standardized avatar.
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The Nation's Report Card is a standardized test given randomly to students in those two grades every two years.
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Union negotiations can establish standardized job titles and salary ranges and requirements for job advertising and internal promotion processes.
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Singer has confessed to helping wealthy parents cheat on standardized tests for their children in the college admissions scandal.
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PNC has yet to exit parallel run, but it is anticipated the standardized approach will remain the binding constraint.
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Marijuana tolerance varies far more than alcohol tolerance, and that makes it much harder to create shareable, standardized products.
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Everywhere you look, companies are talking about the "transformative power" of a technology that hasn't even been standardized yet.
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Two-thirds of public school parents say there is "too much emphasis" on standardized tests in their community's schools.
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"Standardized fried rice isn't even that good," Mei Chen, the owner, tells me—undoubtedly just trying to appease me.
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They can also be mass produced, and they're standardized, so they're ideal for lab experiments requiring biologically active brains.
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Start will help people with depression to share their state of mind with doctors using standardized mental health tests.
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The State Education Department said this option would be a boon to students who have struggled with standardized tests.
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"The Soltra Edge platform sends, receives, and stores messages of cyber threat intelligence in a standardized way," he said.
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The new structure is "simplified and standardized" to deliver on Repsol's short- and longer-term objectives, the spokeswoman said.
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Yes, but: Public perception of standardized testing for college admission is ultimately positive, further fueling debate of demographic consideration.
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Standardized testing is a source of anxiety for many students — especially those for whom test-taking doesn't come naturally.
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The biggest difference you'll see if you're hailing a ride is that your driver's picture will be more standardized.
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Standardized test scores and course grades play central roles in every step in the process of becoming a doctor.
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Skypods are low-profile robots that can carry a standardized box and bring it back to a human operator.
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Moreover, offline and online incumbents are not adapting to the shift of consumer behaviors from standardized to personalized offerings.
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Without a certain amount of standardized tests, it would be extremely challenging to measure basic academic skills and abilities.
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I personally feel stressed due to standardized testing because the work load during that time always feels more daunting.
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TravelBank will have to convince small businesses to ditch spreadsheets, emails, and haphazard receipt photos for a standardized app.
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There has been no change since then in the number of states that require standardized testing of economic concepts.
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Researchers chose light signals because they are already standardized and understood for driving actions such as breaking and turning.
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Keeping a standardized track of attacks on health facilities and workers has been a major challenge in conflict zones.
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The cheating rings and leaks, testing experts say, call into question the fairness and validity of the standardized exams.
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"Every single advance has occurred because smart people got in a room and eventually they standardized approaches," Schmidt said.
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Due to the mechanism with which the satellites triangulate distances, GPS also provides an extraordinarily accurate standardized timing system.
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Of course, the upside of the standardized 22mm strap is that you'll never want for options on that front.
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But now that it's standardized, there's one central resource where you can go to read about how it works.
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Since 2014, all vacuum cleaners sold in the EU are required to have standardized labels about their energy use.
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"I used the most standardized, objective framing and lighting available to remove as many variables as possible," says Orellana.
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For example, despite the existence of healthcare-specific guidelines, HealthKit has created its own connections that are not standardized.
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Most cancer patients are still treated with those hoary standardized protocols, still governed by the anatomical lumping of cancer.
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Reforms that emphasize students' performance on standardized tests as the way to evaluate schools and teachers have been controversial.
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President Obama's Race to the Top initiative and Every Student Succeeds Act further escalated the role of standardized testing.
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It's always good for teachers to have a few #2 pencils on hand for standardized testing and Scantron forms.
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If we awarded driver's licenses based on standardized tests, half the adults in this country might never receive one.
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Even tiny increases, below five micrograms, "are associated with significant decrements in performance on standardized tests," the researchers said.
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In K12 there is a lot of talk about evaluating teachers based on their students' performance on standardized tests.
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The OECD has been working on a way to properly tax tech companies with a standardized set of rules.
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Second, understanding the importance of knowledge to reading ought to make us think differently about year-end standardized tests.
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Turning the tide will require profound changes in how reading is taught, in standardized testing and in school curriculums.
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MH: There are nearly nine million standardized labels displayed on recycling bins throughout the U.S. today — and they work!
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They may have a perception of a negative evolution in general medicine, which they consider too standardized and machinelike.
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Corporations that disclose data to CDP do so in a standardized way, whereas Amazon is developing its own methodology.
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Even in a public health emergency, consistent if not fully standardized data collection is a necessity, not a luxury.
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The numbers in parentheses show the size of the "standardized beta weight," which quantifies how big the contribution was.
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Schools similarly may value artistic talent, or other forms of merit not closely correlated with grades or standardized tests.
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And police-reform advocates have pushed for a standardized process that would allow more videos to be made public.
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"Given racial bias in standardized testing and endemic racial inequities," they said the school must continue to consider race.
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I am not alone when I say that a standardized test does not reflect the elements of my being.
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The biggest problem I have deals with the growing divide standardized tests create between the rich and the poor.
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New Hampshire is adopting it, too, and piloting a statewide method of assessment that would replace most standardized tests.
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As men left factories to fight, their places were taken by women who needed standardized, mass-produced work uniforms.
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The second is for the global medical community to produce standardized treatment plans with a strong data-collection component.
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Its eventual standardized name, Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome, still ended up sounding like it was blaming the entire region.
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Part of the problem, according to experts, is that governing bodies haven't standardized a definition for self-driving vehicles.
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It helped introduce standardized, interchangeable parts and assembly-line production—key ingredients in the takeoff of the Industrial Revolution.
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I would like to see kids having a well-rounded, meaningful education, instead of being bombarded by standardized tests.
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The proposals included standardized rules for reducing the spread of harmful content, verifying political advertisers, and protecting user data.
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Standardized tests are the only college readiness indicator to make achievement and merit comparable across schools, districts and states.
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Law is the only field of graduate or professional study whose regulator requires the use of a standardized test.
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But for now, the platform is focused on direct-service-delivery programs and nonprofits with more standardized intervention models.
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The team is also trying to pioneer a standardized written form of Pidgin, which is primarily a spoken language.
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A similar program at the University of San Francisco allows Chinese students to bypass United States standardized testing altogether.
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I know that I stress over every standardized test I have taken and so have most of my peers.
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Mr. Singer told Mr. Caplan that his daughter would not know that her standardized test scores had been faked.
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Since 1989, the "cradle to grave" system has standardized cleanup for solid, non-nuclear waste from products like batteries.
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Some readers focused on the uneven funding of schools as the root of the issue, while others believe that standardized testing is the problem: Standardized testing is doing a disservice to students, said Lea Wolf, an entrepreneur who is active in the San Diego school system, where her daughter is a student.
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The OECD has also been working on a way to properly tax tech companies with a standardized set of rules.
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A nice feature of these data is that they contain standardized achievement measures in math and reading for every student.
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You typically need at least a high school diploma, along with successful completion of a training program and standardized test.
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The company said it discontinued the design earlier this year as it standardized can designs across all aerosol cooking sprays.
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Obvioulsy (obviously), spelling tests, rote learning, reading aloud in class and standardized tests all work against dyslexics in the classroom.
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As face recognition becomes standardized and enters schools, stadiums, airports, and transit hubs, the surveillance powers of the police grow.
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On January 1, 2019, scientists will adopt the newest, internationally standardized frame of reference to help locate things in space.
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I didn't do internships in high school or in college, because they weren't yet a standardized component of either experience.
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Increased internal controls, more robust screening and standardized best practices will make it more difficult for Chinese agents to operate.
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In the 1880s, American artist and teacher Albert Henry Munsell set out to create a standardized way of mapping color.
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NASA and the American Astronomical Society have a list of manufacturers who make safe, standardized glasses for viewing the Sun.
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Standardized packaging will reduce smoking rates and save lives … we will never allow the tobacco industry to dictate our policies.
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It required states to administer standardized math and reading tests in Grades 3 through 8, and once in high school.
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Singer pleaded guilty in March to four charges related to cheating on standardized tests and bribing college coaches and administrators.
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Crashes and injuries, counting actual consequences of accidents or other safety events using standardized guidance for how to rate severity.
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The battery makers are also encouraged to adopt standardized and easily dismantled product designs, to help automate the recycling process.
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As we previously noted, in 2016 Apple successfully pushed to remove the rifle icon from the standardized collection of emoji.
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Nothing as involved as the on-board heart rate monitoring that's beginning to become a standardized feature across many smartwatches.
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Automating the recycling process in China was another major challenge due to a lack of standardized product designs, said Zhang.
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China's industry ministry last year urged the sector to introduce standardized designs and raise technology to "international" levels by 2020.
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A standardized framework, which could involve simulations or real life driving tests, is needed to measure how safe AVs are.
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Currently, Holton is focused on overhauling high school curriculum in Virginia and refining standardized testing, according to the Post,. 4.
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It wasn't until the 20th century that the nation's currency would be standardized and even recognizable to present-day observers.
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The goal of 8-ball was to develop a standardized method of determining product-market fit in early-stage startups.
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The next flight after It's Business Time will be one for NASA, sending up 43 standardized small satellites called CubeSats.
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It was on the radar of the Federal Trade Commission, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation created a semi-standardized approach.
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Apps must be snapped to a standardized home screen grid; a step back from the highly customizable Android home screens.
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Psychologists then visited the kids at their homes to score them on some standardized tests and collect yet more pee.
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A more individualized approach to standardized testing could perhaps allow every student to adequately express their individual skills and abilities.
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We devalue imperfect diamonds, so to stay marketable, the diamond had to become more and more standardized in its appearance.
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First, there was the tying of teacher evaluations to the high-stakes, state-issued standardized tests ushered in by Bush.
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They responded really well to visuals and hands-on activities, but all the district looks at was standardized test scores.
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Hall displayed obvious signs of alcohol intoxication and was unable to perform standardized field sobriety tests," says the spokesperson. "Mr.
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At its core, MDS is just a standardized way for cities and private companies to share data about their operations.
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The coming world of 'open banking' and standardized APIs, mandated by the CMA and others, could transform the banking landscape.
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This is especially true because standardized tests are often a primary or even sole measure used in school report cards.
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Ultimately, it would probably help to have more standardized building codes that we actually clean-up from time-to-time.
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This is where big box chains like Michael's have been able to cut costs: They offer fewer, more standardized options.
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The measures would require a uniform, standardized color and font on packages and restrict the use of logos and trademarks.
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Key features include standardized systems for order entry and management, issuer data tracking, messaging and analytics, according to the website.
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Some, like reviewing major weapons programs that have gone over budget or implementing standardized processes, fall mostly to Pentagon leadership.
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Black students may, on average, get lower scores on standardized tests, and drop out of high school at higher rates.
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Those that attain extensive use could then be standardized in a routine way through Unicode and made available to everyone.
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The conference will also have a standardized set of questions that each member university must use before accepting a transfer.
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The report also includes examples of state efforts to develop standardized patient consent forms and options for possible regulatory guidance.
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The company spokesperson told CNBC Snap has implemented standardized performance reviews and requires employees to participate in unconscious bias training.
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We haven't yet found the right balance between standardized care and personalized care — between automation and autonomy, algorithms and art.
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But now Facebook has built a standardized 3D format on top of which it can build more 3D creation tools.
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The administration has said it does not expect the standardized options to have a significant effect on premiums in 1003.
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Porn often times takes the place of traditional standardized 'sexual education', which frankly, is quite a flop in today's system.
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But then spellcheck came along and demanded standardized spelling, and made -ise endings the default in their British English settings.
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Colleges should instead acknowledge the importance of extracurriculars such as club activities, and stop determining students solely by standardized scores.
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Punishments are not standardized, the university said, but instead are based on individual judgment calls and reviewed by a committee.
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The Education Department hoped that its new system would fix some of the servicing problems through a more standardized process.
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She said that the new academy, created in 2015, includes a 14-week program with more rigorous and standardized training.
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And the College Board announced it would make it easier for colleges to identify veterans with solid standardized-test scores.
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So-called smart factories are best positioned to add bespoke elements to otherwise standardized products in a cost-efficient way.
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One involved bribing university officials to pass off applicants as athletic recruits; the other used brazen cheating on standardized exams.
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But the industry does not collect such measures of quality in a standardized way, making that theory hard to test.
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Although the study examined SAT scores, the results would probably be similar for the ACT standardized test, the researchers said.
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Standardized test scores correlate with family income; white and Asian-American students fare better than black and Hispanic students do.
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It was a comprehensive learning system with a standardized curriculum, in-depth safety training, industry expert instructors and journeymen mentors.
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However, a novel therapy based on anecdotes, with no standardized — not to mention safe — method or preparation, is no answer.
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This blend of policies helped keep progressive infighting on issues like standardized tests and federal accountability simmering instead of boiling.
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Photo shoots tend to offer a standardized landscape of amenities: A folding table blanketed in single-serving plastic water bottles.
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Once a week, they go to tutoring, standardized test prep or college prep and get a hot meal while studying.
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The grocery industry is looking to change both with a new set of standardized product labels to clear up confusion.
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By administering some kind of standardized assessment tool, Hirschhorn argued, companies can cast a wider net across a larger population.
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They argued that interrogation strategies can't be standardized and therefore can't be compared, like medical treatments, in randomized, prospective fashion.
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Sadly, such cases of coordinated, large-scale cheating are surprisingly pervasive, underscoring the undue importance attached to standardized test results.
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The state released its annual standardized test scores on Tuesday, bringing measured good news for the city's most struggling schools.
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"The regulations were an overreach," said Robert Schaeffer, the public education director of FairTest, a group that fights standardized testing.
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Anyway, this is a good step forward and hopefully builds up demand for more standardized support for FIDO security keys.
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All private schools that accept E.S.A.s will be required to test account recipients annually, using a nationally recognized standardized test.
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"There are other standardized metrics you can use for evaluating trucks that are standard for that market segment," Abuelsamid said.
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DJI has standardized its power-up procedure across all its drones: one short press on power, then a long one.
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Though the benefits themselves are largely standardized from one plan to the other, insurance companies set the rates for coverage.
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But critics argue that it encourages an overemphasis on standardized testing and leads to unfair evaluations of K-1123 educators.
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Standardized 5G seems possible across the board, though that's likely going to mean an even more prohibitively expensive starting price.
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Even in those cases where metrics are being used, they are non-standardized, and therefore lack comparability across industry peers.
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Suicide rates were higher than the global, age-standardized average -- 21995 per 22015,250 people -- in Africa, Europe and Southeast Asia.
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The charity was associated with Rick Singer, who confessed to helping wealthy parents cheat on standardized tests for their children.
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And companies can lay them out for investors alongside more standardized figures, making it difficult to understand what&aposs what.
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The tightened laws, which were standardized across Australia, are more stringent than those of any state in the United States.
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Wagashi allows you to sink your teeth into something other than the globalized and standardized offerings of sushi and ramen.
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BloomNation charges a flat 10 percent fee on the orders it processes, and it does not have a standardized product catalog.
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Like the iPhone, iPads talk to Siri and have a standardized display, uniform unlocking animations, the gray and white keyboard, etc.
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Docs are mostly standardized in the angel and seed rounds, and language in later rounds has been carefully reviewed by lawyers.
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Buolamwini hopes for parity in face recognition accuracy, particularly as face recognition software has become standardized in law enforcement and counterterrorism.
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In 4Q5003, USB's fully phased-in Basel III CET1 ratio under the standardized approach ticked down 20 basis points to 9.1%.
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Facebook gets tired of answering Ted Cruz's questions and just refers him back to a standardized answer for a while. pic.twitter.
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It will also create a standardized platform under which all health data across programs can be tracked, maintained and easily shared.
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The post has since been deleted, along with a follow up discussion, but the debate on standardized testing will live on.
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In a real-world setting, detection dogs could flag individuals for further screening, allowing health officials to perform standardized diagnostic tests.
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The aim is to allow anyone to charge whatever electric vehicle they're driving, similar to standardized fuel pumps for gas cars.
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The process is so standardized, the SDNY website even provides a sample motion and proposed order with exactly what to say.
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Until LCA becomes more standardized and reliable, policy crediting EOR for CO2 reductions involves a fair amount of hope and faith.
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And it adapts the increasingly standardized Oculus Touch controller design, rather than the old Vive remotes or the futuristic Index controllers.
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The groups are now sharing more data to help spot fake returns and have standardized security protocols for online tax software.
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AllenPrep got a bunch of experts to write questions, answers, and rationales for standardized tests like the ACT, SAT, and GMAT.
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When negotiators convened in 2015, it was clear that the heavy reliance on standardized testing would need to be scaled back.
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This is a radical departure from global trade in commodity crops that is based on standardized products with no local distinctiveness.
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They went on strike to demand not only better compensation but also that officials deemphasize standardized tests in determining teacher pay.
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However, it's constantly listening for the distinct and standardized alarm sounds that smoke and CO detectors make when they've been triggered.
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Alere's bedside tests are rapid, but they are generally more costly than standardized screens done in large volumes by big competitors.
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However, it can still be difficult to judge exactly how much these systems have improved without standardized metrics for evaluating bias.
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Peanut butter and jelly may seem like a standardized recipe, but there are great differences among peanut butter and jelly brands.
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But exposing the standardized metric on videos across Instagram could let it prove the opportunity to advertisers and charge them more.
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The last of them look very similar to the standardized currency design, although some still had that sick bright gold back.
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The following day Michael, armed with a lunchbox filled with antacids and snacks, went to take the career-defining standardized test.
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Multiplayer games are usually a crapshoot, though he's found some success navigating Halo because the teams are given bright, standardized colors.
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She says there is no standardized medical definition for adaptogens, and that even the concept of "stress" is defined pretty broadly.
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It'll run for about 7 hours and will consist of interviews, a mental status examination, as well as standardized psychological testing.
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Variety reports that Coogler has signed on to direct Jordan in a movie about the 2006 standardized testing scandal in Atlanta.
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It started with the standardized schedule and minimum player salaries, and this year it took perhaps the most significant step yet.
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Customers also can order at least 30 more standardized products, including vitamins, probiotics, specialty supplements and a recently launched prenatal vitamin.
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Many have plans to build standardized reactor parts in a factory, then put them together like Legos at the construction site.
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Since entering service in the mid 1950s, the 40 feet long standardized metal boxes have fundamentally changed how goods are transported.
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Claudia Overstreet from Tennessee disagrees, saying: I believe that there's too much standardized testing in general, not just at my school.
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As proprietary, non-standardized formats go, Iomega's Zip drive got a heck of a lot further than most of its competitors.
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Despite some admirable achievements in school reform, Obama perpetuated high-stakes standardized testing and punitive teacher evaluations based on those assessments.
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The charity was associated with Rick Singer, who has confessed to helping wealthy parents cheat on standardized tests for their children.
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Labor practices were standardized and the 9-to-5, Monday-through-Friday workday established as the norm after the Industrial Revolution.
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The Act was a legitimate attempt by Congress to control costs and pay healthcare providers a standardized amount for similar patients.
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The new standardized claims data would help the regulators identify emerging problems in the industry, said ASIC's deputy chairman, Peter Kell.
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But many teachers and opponents of testing say parents must have a way to assess the standardized tests their children take.
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For decades, biologists have been altering a cancer cell's genes and injecting the cells into a few standardized strains of mice.
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Teaching has always been a creative art, not an assembly line of standardized testing and top-down assessments of teacher effectiveness.
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When the Internet Protocol Suite was standardized in 1982, it made the internet a worldwide opportunity for entrepreneurs and venture capitalists.
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Spark developed a system in which patients' progress was videotaped and scored using independent graders and a standardized rubric, Chung said.
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The US Army, a eugenics professor, and thousands of universities came together to give birth to the world's biggest standardized exam.
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She has studied the effect of Adderall on subjects taking a host of standardized tests that measure restraint, memory and creativity.
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New forms of micro-insurance might allow people to buy coverage to cover an emergency car repair or other standardized expense.
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And kids, having spent years memorizing facts and drilling for standardized tests, enter a workforce that values them less and less.
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Even the phones that had a standardized audio jack mostly had the smaller 29mm port, requiring an adapter all the same.
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If I was pregnant here, maybe I will be, I would like to ask the hospital, 'Do you have standardized protocols?
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It could also be that chains like Krispy Kreme, founded in 1937, imposed a standardized donut vision upon the United States.
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The bottom line: Standardized testing is increasingly becoming optional for schools, and the trend shows no signs of stopping anytime soon.
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Homer was composing—and drinking—long before fining and filtration (not to mention sulfuring, refrigeration, bottling, and corking) became standardized techniques.
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Student testing is in limbo The pandemic is delaying standardized testing for current and prospective students at schools across the country.
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If they were scaling standardized tests, the assumption would be that the average difficulty of tests over time has not changed.
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A full history should have been taken and a standardized battery of tests given, such as the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory.
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Although some assert that standardized tests are most efficient for college admissions, many countries have already moved away from the system.
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After the video appeared, Nike said in a statement that last year "we standardized our approach" to paying athletes during pregnancy.
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But there is no standardized definition of the term, leading to many different legal and data-collection practices, the report found.
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Ms. DeVos requested the report by the inspector general over concerns that no standardized process was in place for adjudicating claims.
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They standardized individual data sets and evaluated each site separately and then combined them into regional populations to look at changes.
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The Asian-American students who have brought the case argue that colleges should focus only on grades and standardized test scores.
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The Trump administration announced Friday that standardized testing will not happen this year because most schools have closed over the coronavirus.
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You'll lose the flexibility of quickly and easily changing devices, one of the best benefits of standardized universal SIM card technology.
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Last year only 1 percent of its students met math standards on national standardized tests, and 4 percent met reading standards.
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Abuelsamid would rather see a standardized performance evaluation of the systems before anyone gets a permit for testing on the streets.
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Some of her students are much brighter than their low scores on standardized tests like the ACT suggest, Ms. Hadley said.
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Because the gently quirky celebrity documentary is an enjoyable if standardized format, the potency of "Bright Lights" sneaks up on you.
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Consequently, since standardized tests compare schools and districts of all different backgrounds, affluent schools are rewarded and struggling schools are punished.
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He added that they were intrinsically linked to the debates over standardized testing that have fueled the national "opt-out" movement.
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A limitation of the study is that it used standardized costs, which reflect allowed payments, and not actual charges or payments.
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In Finnish schools, students are subject to almost no standardized tests, yet Finnish students surpassed American students in the PISA exam.
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Companies only consider changing financial institutions about once a decade, and retirement products are fairly standardized, leaving little incentive to switch.
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Students from high-income families are also more likely to get additional time during standardized tests than their lower-income counterparts.
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The rules would also create standardized Department of Transportation forms that service animal owners could use to streamline their air travel.
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But it is unclear what would replace the Social Security number as a standardized ID if it fell from public use.
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It has a standardized profile page for each sale, and a unified payment structure that can be used across the platform.
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Though a president's physical exam does typically include a cognitive assessment, Hamblin argued Monday that these tests have not been standardized.
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A British study published in 2015 compared secondary students' standardized test scores before and after the adoption of cell phone bans.
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WASHINGTON — The standardized four-page checklist describes each Islamic State drone mission in chillingly impassive detail: Mission type (spy, bombing, training).
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Most students take and retake the standardized SAT's and the ACT's several times in order to send colleges their best scores.
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But in-school museum field trips are dropping off because of decreased educational funding and an increased emphasis on standardized testing.
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However, without the underlying identity code being standardized, there can be no use made of this secure, less vulnerable encryption technique.
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Federal prosecutors should handle such cases since localities often lack the training or resources and prosecutions should be standardized, she said.
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The good news for patients, doctors and innovators is that Apple chose a standardized, open connection over a proprietary, closed one.
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"Accountability" became synonymous with standardized tests, resulting in a testing juggernaut with large profits going to commercial publishing giants like Pearson.
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In 1879, the committee's report served as a key document leading to the implementation of standardized time zones throughout North America.
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It would require doctors requesting exemptions for their patients to fill out a standardized form and submit it to the state.
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The video is likely to renew calls for more oversight in a nascent industry that lacks standardized testing or safety definitions.
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But there's no standardized way of reporting traffic stops Shoemaker says one of the researchers' biggest challenges in doing the study was making sure the data they got was standardized in a way that made sense, so that, for instance, one state or jurisdiction's definition of race or type of traffic violation wasn't different than another.
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The idea is to take the data they have and coordinate with 11 other car companies to create a standardized signaling system.
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Healthcare providers use standardized codes to indicate who died of what, but local practices for filling out death certificates can shift widely.
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"States need to create and implement standardized criteria to identify these individuals and exclude them from work requirements," Dharmarajan said by email.
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Deb says Raena plans to keep a very standardized product development process in order to ensure quality as the company scales up.
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I poured all my energies into my studies, becoming a straight-A student and scoring at the highest levels on standardized tests.
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Then one day in 2100th grade she had to take a standardized test that asked her to check a box for race.
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It relies on standardized assumptions about capital levels and distributions for the tested banks, allowing for a consistent view across the industry.
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TTX is a privately held corporation that provides a standardized, free-running fleet of railcars for use by North America's largest railroads.
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Both Azure and Azure Stack share a lot of their underlying technologies and Microsoft has standardized on a single architecture for both.
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Regulators are also looking for more standardized digital transaction reports from banks to spot potential fraud more reliably and with fewer staff.
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Students can practice standardized testing and receive college credit as a result of passing test-out exams, clinical assessments and state exams.
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Right now, there's no standardized set of criteria a patient has to meet to receive a medical exemption in California, Han says.
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Chamberlain is hoping the "third Wednesday" contracts, which are closer to the standardized monthly futures of other exchanges, will attract fund investors.
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With standardized contracts and insurance policies, it's much faster to use a marketplace like Storefront or Oui Open to book a space.
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Because of that, combined with Mr. Porton's disappointment over the standardized test frenzy that rules in many schools, he chose to leave.
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These events have the effect of making an object often prized because it is perfectly standardized and reproducible into a unique keepsake.
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After the sinking of the Miss Majestic in 1999, the US Coast Guard standardized its guidelines for inspecting and certifying duck boats.
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Both MarCOs are modified CubeSats, a type of standardized small satellite about the size of a cereal box used for space research.
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"Amazon consistently terminates fulfillment center associates for failing to repeatedly meet the standardized productivity rates," the company's attorney wrote in the letter.
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The company measures demand expressions, its globally standardized TV measurement unit that reflects a show's viewership, engagement, and desire weighted by importance.
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The SEC should require broker-dealers to provide institutional customers with standardized reports that provide order routing and execution quality statistics. 24.
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Once a month, people all around the country have a chance to voice their opinion in standardized votes on pre-chosen agendas.
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"The big takeaway is, this tells us how desperately we need accurate, national standardized information about police use of force," he added.
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The backdrop: Teachers around the nation have been protesting for better pay, more school funding, smaller class sizes and fewer standardized tests.
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Now, I Promise's inaugural students are readying to take the state's standardized tests, according to Yahoo, with results expected in the summer.
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That has left a void in the Democratic platform: If not charter schools and standardized tests and corporate-style accountability, then what?
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This initiative—alongside standardized brand fonts and more extensive health warning labeling—is all part of the EU Tobacco Products Directive (TPD).
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The term itself was minted by Becker, who recognized, at the time, that there was no standardized multilingual plain text for computers.
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The prestigious and highly selective school says some students may feel that the standardized test results don&apost fully reflect their potential.
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The company continues to argue that if its cars can pass standardized federal safety tests, they should be classified as road-legal.
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Tribe first heard about standardized patients ten years ago through a cousin who had worked as an opera singer and an actor.
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Symphony was formed in 2014 through a consortium of 15 financial institutions aimed at creating a standardized industry-wide means of communication.
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I think that if you're using the government's credit to maintain your deposits, you should behave in a pretty careful, standardized way.
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Since it began these efforts, standardized tests scores have dropped, says Griffy, though administrators expected a dip as part of the transition.
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This is the way it used to be before standardized tests, when competitive colleges gave individual exams that they formulated for applicants.
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Intermodal shipping uses standardized containers full of consumer goods from clothing to televisions that can be hauled by ship, train or truck.
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Packed with daily local observations, they can be used to corroborate climate change trends revealed in standardized temperature readings and geological records.
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On the contrary, standardized tests are detrimental to one's mental health and waste priceless hours that could be used as instructional time.
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He spearheaded the creation of new teacher evaluations allowing half of a teacher's rating to be based on students' standardized test scores.
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But it did expose customers' email addresses, their billing account numbers, and the phone's IMSI numbers, standardized unique number that identifies subscribers.
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State companies, moreover, will be directed to further adopt standardized corporate governance practices, including the use of boards of directors and supervisors.
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Mr. Berners-Lee said he hoped that more standardized payments would open up new types of online commerce that aren't possible now.
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In 2008, Congress directed the Department of Education to develop a standardized pricing form for colleges to use when making aid offers.
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Mr. Kaine supported the Every Student Succeeds act, which de-emphasized standardized testing and gave states more flexibility to set education policies.
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SEO-friendly URLs typically include some keywords related to the content of the page, a practice that wasn't standardized in our archive.
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For this reason, I did well on standardized tests, where questions were not designed to see if you read a specific assignment.
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These businesses often charge large sums for services that sometimes include helping students cheat on standardized tests and falsifying their college applications.
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First-person shooters are the Subway sandwich of the game design world, reliable and standardized, and yet infinitely augmentable in microscopic ways.
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But the government is not requiring insurers to offer the standardized options or limiting their ability to offer other plans in 2017.
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When you think about it, playgrounds are child-breaking machines, which is probably why they're so standardized today: Safe, ugly, and boring.
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It improves trust, the user experience on the site with detailed product pages and the shopping experience with a standardized shipping process.
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Even indoor air quality has an effect — one study found that improving air quality in schools could significantly improve standardized test performance.
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The big picture: UChicago is the latest in a series of universities to shift its standardized testing policy from mandatory to optional.
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It's part of the general trend of changing attitudes on the value of standardized testing for students during the college admissions process.
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Such workers lack job security as well as the benefits that accompany a regular job, like standardized working hours and health insurance.
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We need to lighten up the emphasis on standardized tests, which do not measure anything fundamental about our character or human worth.
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During about half of the kicks, a sound like a grunt (standardized to avoid changes in volume or pitch) accompanied the motion.
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Volkswagen engineers had devised so-called defeat device software that could recognize the standardized procedure used by regulators in their testing labs.
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The worldwide demand for talent and the accelerated use of standardized testing (and cognitive ability testing in particular) are driving this debate.
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Guardianship records are kept separately by each of New York's 62 counties, with no standardized reporting and no state or city totals.
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In contrast, "1601 Park" was built from scratch because she was interested in how standardized architecture affects both domestic and public space.
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Even companies that provide their own sustainability reports do not do so in a standardized way as they do with accounting measures.
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Kids will have to grapple with everything from taking standardized tests in English to shivering through cold winters, while going through puberty.
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Mr. de Blasio said the new method of selecting students would be based on class rank and scores on statewide standardized tests.
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"States are completing their own investigations and verifications of cases based on CDC's recently released standardized case definition," the Friday statement says.
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WIRED: Wasn't standardized testing was meant to create a more equal playing field, creating a mechanism for accepting students based on merit?
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But many also worry that charters foster segregation, siphon funding from traditional public schools and cater to policymakers' obsession with standardized tests.
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It bears mentioning that Weight Watchers doesn't have a standardized word for its demographic, but Foster uses the term ''people with overweight.
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Standardized threat assessments for violent extremist defendants — just as exist for mainstream defendants — reduce risks on all sides of the judicial process.
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Back in the day the competition was between independent app makers all using standardized document formats, now it's just Google vs Microsoft.
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Rate cards are standardized and published and other reports, including securities and state insurance filings, are publicly available to lenders and borrowers.
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They argue that is why there is no legal definition of sexual harassment or standardized way of reporting sexual assault in China.
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Today, most colleges and universities require that applicants a standardized test, such as the SAT or the ACT, as part of applying.
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It also leads to poor performances on standardized testing, during which students are expected to answer complex questions with an elevated vocabulary.
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She seemed to embrace herself fully, and in this age of standardized pop-diva beauty, her self-love translates to tremendous authenticity.
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State teachers are asking lawmakers to prevent new standardized testing scores from counting against teacher and school evaluations for this school year.
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Google Cloud's recent veteran job search application represents a new generation of matching tools that can scale faster with standardized job postings.
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With an SAT score of 1950 out of 2400, I may not have had much to teach my peers about standardized testing.
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Cannabis must also be sold in standardized packages, with only a small brand logo and with clearly displayed THC and CBD content.
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It introduced high-stakes standardized testing to gauge students, with the goal of making every student proficient in those subjects by 2014.
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Demand expressions are Parrot Analytics&apos globally standardized measurement unit of TV audience demand, reflecting desire, engagement, and viewership, weighted by importance.
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It also leads to poor performances on standardized testing, during which students are expected to answer complex questions with an elevated vocabulary.
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One reason this variance can be especially dangerous is because the types and amounts of chemicals in vaping products aren't typically standardized.
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This article has been updated to expand on the different strategies used to cheat on standardized tests in the college admissions scandal.
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The NBA, for example, implemented a league-wide standardized cardiac screening in 2006 that includes both the AHA–recommended protocol and EKGs.
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As schools change their start times, they write, researchers should sweep in to collect information on students' sleep in a standardized way.
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