The second goal score by Hughes in the 41st minute

TẢI BÀI TẬP TIẾNG ANH LỚP 12 UNIT 13 THE 22ND SEA GAMES CÓ ĐÁP ÁN (3) - TRẮC NGHIỆM TIẾNG ANH 12 BÀI 13 CÓ ĐÁP ÁN

While the French were unable to open their account and Italy's Daniele de Rossi scored Italy's second goal in the 62nd minute.. The French were unable to open their account, therefore, I[r]

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SAFER SURGERY PART 5 DOCX

to rate, 27 per cent found interpersonal skills difficult to rate compared with only 9 per cent who felt cognitive skills were difficult to rate (Yule et al. 2008b). The remaining trainers were ambivalent regarding ease of rating. Time can be a precious commodity in the operating theatre but only 9 per cent of trainers thought using NOTSS to debrief added too much time to their operating list and 73 per cent thought that routine use of NOTSS would enhance safety in the operating theatre. All trainers thought that NOTSS has a place in surgical education and assessment. Comments from trainers indicated that positive aspects of the system for surgical education were the transparent structure; common language; ability to objectively assess skills; framework for providing feedback; ease of use in real-life situations, and that using the system made time to discuss aspects of surgical performance that are ‘usually ignored’. Although some trainers reported no difficulties rating behaviours using NOTSS, four main problems were articulated. These related to understanding some descriptors in the NOTSS handbook; selecting an appropriate trainee and case; observing and rating behaviours while also scrubbed, and an over-reliance on communication to infer cognitive skills.

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YOU WERE BORN RICH

frame of mind because the reality of her life, as she perceived it, was far different from what she had dreamed it would be when she was still a student in university. Apparently, at that time, she had dreamed of having an exciting career as a famous author. However, she felt her plans had been ruined because she married shortly after graduation and now had two young children to contend with. The children, she explained, were still quite young and they were, as she described it, “under my feet, most of the day.” She said that due to this circumstance of life, she was unable to go away by herself to write and this made her feel very resentful towards her family and towards life in general.

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English Language Tests-Intermediate level''''s archiveBusiness Buzzwords: Price Fixing pot

price of a stock on the HKE is determined by taking the median of 5 nominal prices in the last minute of the trading hours: the system will take up 5 snapshots on the nominal prices at 1[r]

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Advances in Robot Manipulators Part 13 pdf

enable a next-state-planner (NSP) to perform reaching motions from an arbitrary robot config- uration to the target object, the hand-state representation of the task is then embedded into the planner. An NSP plans only one step ahead from its current state, which contrasts to traditional robotic approaches where the entire trajectory is planned in advance. In this chapter we use the term “next-state-planner”, as defined by Shadmehr & Wise (2005), for two reasons. Firstly, because it emphasizes on the next–state planning ability, the alternative term being “dynamic sys- tem” which is very general. Secondly, the NSP also act as a controller which is an appropriate name, but “next-state-planner” is chosen because the controller in the context of an industrial manipulator refers to the low level control system. In this chapter the term planner is more appropriate. Ijspeert et al. (2002) were one of the first researchers to use an NSP approach in imitation learning. A humanoid robot learned to imitate a demonstrated motion pattern by encoding the trajectory in an autonomous dynamical system with internal dynamic variables that shaped a “landscape” used for both point attractors and limit cycle attractors. To address the above mention problem of singular arm configurations Hersch & Billard (2008) consid- ered a combined controller with two controllers running in parallel; one controller acts in joint space, while the other one acts in Cartesian space. This was applied in a reaching task for controlling a humanoid’s reaching motion, where the robot performed smooth motion while avoiding configurations near the joint limits. In a reaching while avoiding an obstacle task, Iossifidis & Schöner (2006) used attractor dynamics, where the target object acts as a point attractor on the end effctor. Both the end-effector and the redundant elbow joint avoided the obstacle as the arm reaches for an object.

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First report of tethered cord syndrome in a patient with Sotos syndrome

Sotos syndrome is caused by a gene deletion with an autosomal dominant pattern of inheritance. The Sotos syndrome was first described by Juan Sotos. Cole and Hughes identified the clinical characteristics of this syndrome.

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ĐỀ ĐẲNG CẤP ANH ĐẠI HỌC SỐ 14

It is not difficult to explain the distribution of land in England. It is believed that there are good reasons why cattle and sheep are found in particular districts; and it is not just chance that wheat is grown mainly in the eastern countries. The climate of the west, mild and wet, encourages the growth of the juicy grasses which cattle require whereas wheat will not ripen without heat and dry air. In summer, of course, the east is the hottest and driest part of the country. As for sheep, they grow fast on dry, short grass grown on well drained land. Naturally, therefore, they flourish on the eastern side of the hills or on soils, through which the water can easily and quickly sink. 86. Cattle are found in the west because there ............................... .

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45 MIN TEST

10: A. ground B. club C. fan D. stadium III. Read the passage and answer the questions that follow by circling the corresponding letter (A, B, C, D) of the correct answers. (1,25 point) Football is one of the world's most popular sports. People have played the game for hundreds of years and almost every country has a national football team. A football match consists of two teams with eleven players on each side. Each team is on one half of the pitch

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BUILDING WEB REPUTATION SYSTEMS P8 DOCX

copying and pasting an HTML snippet that the application provides. Flickr’s pat- ent doesn’t specifically say that these two actions are treated similarly, but it seems reasonable to do so. Generally, four things determine a Flickr photo’s interestingness (represented by the four parallel paths in Figure 4-9 ): the viewer activity score, which represents the effect of viewers taking a specific action on a photo; tag relatedness, which represents a tag’s similarity to others associated with other tagged photos; the negative feedback adjust- ment, which reflects reasons to downgrade or disqualify the tag; and group weighting, which has an early positive effect on reputation with the first few events.

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TIẾNG ANH BẰNG A –L109 PPS

Johnson was the only United States President who oath of office was administered by a woman Judge Sarah Tilghman Hughes.[r]

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Kiểm tra anh văn 45 phút (No 4) pot

Câu 4. A. champion B. character C. match D. cheerful Câu 5. A. character B. event C. hero D. held II .Choose one suitable word to complete the following passage by circling A,B,C or D. Pele’ is (6)……. one of the greatest football players of all time. He was born (7)……. 1940 in Brazil. As a football player, Pele’ was famous (8)………. his powerful kicking and cotrolling the ball. He (9)………. a Brazilian football (10)……… in 1956, and in 1962 he led the team to its first world club championship.

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CHAPTER 037. PALPITATIONS PDF

Most patients with palpitations do not have serious arrhythmias or underlying structural heart disease. Occasional benign atrial or ventricular premature contractions can often be managed with beta blocker therapy if sufficiently troubling to the patient. Palpitations incited by alcohol, tobacco, or illicit drugs need to be managed by abstention, while those caused by pharmacologic agents should be addressed by considering alternative therapies. Psychiatric causes of palpitations may benefit from cognitive or pharmacotherapies. The physician should note that palpitations are at the very least bothersome and, on occasion, frightening to the patient. Once serious causes for the symptom have been excluded, the patient should be reassured the palpitations will not adversely affect his or her prognosis.

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LUYỆN THI CẤP TỐC MÔN ANH VĂN – TEST 42 PPS

A. feet B. bodies C. heads D. hands It is not difficult to explain the distribution of land in England. It is believed that there are good reasons why cattle and sheep are found in particular districts; and it is not just chance that wheat is grown mainly in the eastern countries. The climate of the west, mild and wet, encourages the growth of the juicy grasses which cattle require whereas wheat will not ripen without heat and dry air. In summer, of course, the east is the hottest and driest part of the country. As for sheep, they grow fast on dry, short grass grown on well drained land. Naturally, therefore, they flourish on the eastern side of the hills or on soils, through which the water can easily and quickly sink.

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ĐỀ L THI ĐH T ANH 1

69. Picasso, ......................... works inspired many artists, lived until he was a ripe old age. a. who b. which c. whom d. whose 70. Every system on the plane ---------- before departure. a. will be checked b. will has checked c. will be checked d. will checked 71. You have to be on a diet if you want to ..................weight.

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ĐỀ ÔN CHUYÊN 10

Every four years, soccer teams around the world compete for the World Cup. The World Cup competition started in 1930. Brazil is the ho0me of many great soccer players, including the most famous player of all, Pele. With his fast dazzling speed, Pele played for many years in Brazil and then later in New York. People in more than 140 countries around the world play soccer. It is definitely the world’s most popular sport.

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ĐỀ LUYỆN THI ĐẠI HỌC VÀ CAO ĐẲNG PRACTICE TEST 10 PPT

It is not difficult to explain the distribution of land in England. It is believed that there are good reasons why cattle and sheep are found in particular districts; and it is not just chance that wheat is grown mainly in the eastern countries. The climate of the west, mild and wet, encourages the growth of the juicy grasses which cattle require whereas wheat will not ripen without heat and dry air. In summer, of course, the east is the hottest and driest part of the country. As for sheep, they grow fast on dry, short grass grown on well drained land. Naturally, therefore, they flourish on the eastern side of the hills or on soils, through which the water can easily and quickly sink.

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TỔNG HỢP ĐỀ THI TRẮC NGHIỆM MÔN TIẾNG ANH ĐỀ SỐ 14 PPSX

Every four years, soccer teams around the world compete for the World Cup. The World Cup competition started in 1930. Brazil is the home of many great soccer players, including the most famous of all, Pele. With his fast dazzling speed, Pele played for many years in Brazil and then later in New York. People in more than 140 countries around the world play soccer. It is definitely the world’s most popular sport!

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ĐỀ KIỂM TRA MÔN TIẾNG ANH PRACTICE TEST 14 PPTX

It is not difficult to explain the distribution of land in England. It is believed that there are good reasons why cattle and sheep are found in particular districts; and it is not just chance that wheat is grown mainly in the eastern countries. The climate of the west, mild and wet, encourages the growth of the juicy grasses which cattle require whereas wheat will not ripen without heat and dry air. In summer, of course, the east is the hottest and driest part of the country. As for sheep, they grow fast on dry, short grass grown on well drained land. Naturally, therefore, they flourish on the eastern side of the hills or on soils, through which the water can easily and quickly sink.

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ĐỀ THI THỬ ĐẠI HỌC T ANH 14

It is not difficult to explain the distribution of land in England. It is believed that there are good reasons why cattle and sheep are found in particular districts; and it is not just chance that wheat is grown mainly in the eastern countries. The climate of the west, mild and wet, encourages the growth of the juicy grasses which cattle require whereas wheat will not ripen without heat and dry air. In summer, of course, the east is the hottest and driest part of the country. As for sheep, they grow fast on dry, short grass grown on well drained land. Naturally, therefore, they flourish on the eastern side of the hills or on soils, through which the water can easily and quickly sink.

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THE ONE MINUTE MANAGER

“As a „soft touch,‟ as someone who could not discriminate between good performance and poor performance.” “Precisely,” said the manager. “In order to look good as a manager in most organizations, you have to catch some of your people doing things wrong. You have to have a few winners, a few losers, and everyone else somewhere in the middle. You see, in this country we have a normaldistribution-curve mentality. I remember one time when visiting my son‟s school, I observed a fifth-grade teacher giving a state capitals test to her class. When I asked her why she didn‟t put atlases around the room and let the kids use them during the test, she said, „I couldn‟t do that because all the kids would get 100 percent.‟ As though it would be bad for everyone to do well.

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KT1TIET LOP12

B. Grammar and Vocabulary. Choose the best answer A, B, C or D for each following sentence (2 points). 1. . . . . . . . . .the homework, he immediately went to bed. A. Have done B. Having done C. Do D. Doing 2. Congratulation you on . . . . . . . . . . your Math exam. A. passing B. to pass C. passed D. pass 3. “ Don’t take the carpet out, Ba.” The father said.  The father told Ba . . . . . . . .the carpet out. A. not to take B. not taking C. taking D. take 4. They are interested in . . . . . . . . . .around the world. A. travel B. to travel C. traveling D. traveled 5. “ Be. . . . . . ! We shouldn’t make so noisy here.” A. quiet B. careful C. rich D. healthy. 6. Miss Nga is always looking forward to . . . . . . . . . .her husband. A. meet B. met C. to meet D. meeting 7. The teacher asked Lan where she . . . . . . .

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THE ANALYTICS OF RISK MODEL VALIDATION DOCX

2. Why does the portfolio’s structure matter? 2.1. Statistical issues linked with the portfolio risk heterogeneity The most straightforward concern is with statistical issues. Credit risk is one of the areas in economic and financial empirical research where the paucity of data is most problematic. Default events, relative to the total number of credit loans, remain rare. At a bank portfolio and sub-segment level, it is very unlikely that the biggest corporate risk class accounts for more than a few tens of thousands names. Even in the retail market where portfolios can be expected to be much larger, possibly in the millions, the calibration of high-level confidence default statistics would still require the availability of lengthy series and extensive data. Hence, it appears rather intuitive that the portfolio’s structure puts constraints on the availability of data and the accuracy of risk estimates. In this respect, Basel II requires that banks should improve the documentation of default events and the accumulation of statistical data in the future. However, besides data limitation, portfolios’ structure also matters for the statistical accuracy of internal rating estimates. Those risks evolve over time, and ratings’ migrations occur leading to the heterogeneity and instability of data pools underlying the internal rating segmentation. Moreover, rating migration means that following changes in the borrowers’ credit quality, internal ratings change or more precisely, borrowers change rating class. This can also be interpreted as shifts in the risk distribution of the bank’s portfolio reflecting macroeconomic fluctuations. One could expect that similar macroeconomic changes should be reflected similarly in the risk estimates of two rating systems benchmarked, and in this regard, this is not a concern, unless the perception of these changes by the bank and its rating system are different. Some important insights on this issue are provided by Heiftield, in RTF (2005), who suggests that the dynamics of a bank’s rating system lead to very different risk estimates. These are difficult to compare and even back test with regard to the actual defaults observed (e.g. in the case of rating systems that are sensitive to the business cycle). Thus, statistical consistency would require that comparable risk estimates are corrected for the portfolio’s heterogeneity.

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Đề luyện tập Toán APMOPS - bài số 1

P9 The factorial of a positive integer n , denoted by n !, is the product of all positive integers from 1 to n inclusive. Thus 5!=1 × 2 × 3 × 4× 5. Find the largest three-digit number which is equal to the sum of the factorials of its three digits. P10 What is the largest possible remainder when a two-digit number is divided by the sum of its digits?

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45 MINUTE-TEST THE SECOND TERM PPTX

creature, affectionately known as 'Nessie', has been reported to be seen by many people around the lake. According to these people, Nessie looked like a creature from the dinosaur age. It had a huge body, a small reptilian /rep’tili ən/ head and a long neck. Does the Loch Ness Monster really exist? No one can tell for sure. Ever since the sighting of the monster, many people have been keeping watch at the lake, hoping to catch a glimpse [quick look] of Nessie. In 1934, a doctor, Colonel Robert Wilson, even managed to photograph the creature. The picture revealed a creature with a long neck

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KTRA TIENGANH 10 LÂN2 HK2

18. The film is ………………… I am ……………… in it. A. interesting / interesting C. interesting / interested B. interested / interested D. interested / interesting 19. The film is about the sinking of a luxury ship on its first ………….. across Atlantic Ocean.

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Báo cáo hóa học: " Research Article Real-Time Audio-to-Score Alignment Using Particle Filter for Coplayer Music Robots" doc

1 abbreviations: Pf: Piano, Gt: Guitar, Vib: Vibraphone, Bs: Bass, Dr: Drums, Tp: Trumpet, Sax: Saxophone, Fl: Flute, Vo: Vocal, Kb: Keyboard. 4.1. Experimental Setup. Our system was implemented in C++ with Intel C++ Compiler on Linux with an Intel Corei7 processor. We used 20 jazz songs from the RWC Music Database [26] listed in Table 2. These are recordings of the actual humans’ performance. Note that the musical scores are manually transcribed note for note. However, only the pitch and length of musical notes are the input for our method. We use the jazz songs as experimental materials because a variety of musical instruments are included in the songs as shown in Table 2. The problem that the scores for jazz music do not always specify all musical notes is discussed in Section 5.1. The average length of these songs is around 3 minutes. The sampling rate was 44100 (Hz) and the Fourier transform was executed with a 2048 (pt) window length and 441 (pt) window shift. The parameter settings are listed in Table 1.

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Bài soạn môn Tiếng Anh lớp 11 - Unit 2: Personal experiences

In tonight's World Cup match, France currently beat / are currently beating Germany 2-1 with five minute of the match to go.. If the score remains/ is remained the same it will be the fi[r]

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MÔ HÌNH QUẢN LÝ MBO

1. Document and respond to results Follow through is critical, but feedback is a priceless scarcity. It isn’t enough to do well, you have to document. Information that can't easily be converted into action and track-ability is absolutely a burden to work with. Consequently, documentation is only of value to the extent it leverages information and expertise in a way that gets reviewed and used by others. Results without documentation (what worked, what happened, what didn’t work, what’s next) represent a huge missed opportunity in leveraging information for repeatable success across the organization. If this makes sense to you, you will also see why the current project management feedback loops in the simple metric forms of % complete, budget #s and expected days until completion are far too limited. In fact, worse than that, they can be used to protect against or delay course correction rather than evoke it. It takes an information-rich feedback loop, not single measurements, to make effective plan changes. Lots of “what’s happening, why, what ifs, what’s possible, potential options, results,” etc. You can’t pre-know or plan for everything, but you can create and reinforce a coordinated response to project management by emphasizing and responding to feedback loops from those implementing the “plan.”

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ON HOC KI II 3

The object of the game is to score goals against the other team. A goal is scored by putting the ball in the other team’s net, either with your foot or head. Each football match lasts for ninety minutes. There is a half- time break after forty-five minutes which lasts for about fifteen minutes. The team that has scored the most goals by the end of the match is the winner. If no team has scored a goal, the match is called a draw. The goalkeeper is the person who stands between the goalposts and tries to stop people scoring goals. He is the only player who can touch the ball with his hands. The ball is not allowed to go outside the lines of the pitch. If it does, the game stops for a short time.

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ĐỀ THI HKII ANH 10

A. includes B. plays C. gathers D. exists 002[5] Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the passage. We have an old musical instrument. It is called a clavichord. It was made ___1___ Germany in 1681. Our clavichord is kept in the living-room. It___ 2___ to our family for a long time. The instrument was bought by my grandfather ___3___ years ago. Recently it was damaged by a visitor. She tried ___4___ jazz on it. She struck the keys too hard and two of the strings were broken, my father was shocked. Now we are not ___5___ to touch it. It is being repaired by a friend of my father’s.

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BÁO CÁO HÓA HỌC RESEARCH ARTICLE VIRTUAL COOPERATION FOR THROUGHPUT MAXIMIZATION IN DISTRIBUTED LARGE SCALE WIRELESS NETWORKS PPTX

A distributed wireless network with K links is considered, where the links are partitioned into M clusters each operating in a subchannel with bandwidth W/M . The subchannels are assumed to be orthogonal to each other. A general shadow-fading model described by the probability of shadowing α and the average cross-link gains ≤ 1 is considered. The main goal is to find the maximum network throughput in the asymptotic regime of K → ∞ , which is achieved by: (i) proposing a distributed power allocation strategy, where the objective of each user is to maximize its best estimate (based on its local information) of the average network throughput and (ii) choosing the optimum value for M . In the first part, the network throughput is defined as the average sum-rate of the network, which is shown to scale as Θ(log K ). It is proved that the optimum power allocation strategy for each user for large K is a threshold-based on-o ﬀ scheme. In the second part, the network throughput is defined as the guaranteed sum- rate, when the outage probability approaches zero. It is demonstrated that the on-oﬀ power scheme maximizes the throughput, which scales as ( W/α ) log K . Moreover, the optimum spectrum sharing for maximizing the average sum-rate and the guaranteed sum-rate is achieved at M = 1.

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Coreference Resolution in Vietnamese Electronic Medical Records

Tan, Coreference resolution using competition learning approach, in: Proceedings of the 41st Annual Meeting on Association for Computational Linguistics - Volume 1, ACL ’03, Association [r]

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SECOND ORDER NECESSARY OPTIMALITY CONDITIONS FOR A DISCRETE OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM WITH MIXED CONSTRAINTS

In this paper, by establishing second-order necessary optimality conditions for a mathematical programming problem, we derived the second-order necessary op-timality conditions for the d[r]

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Is a red card for learners’ use of their L1 in L2 lessons fair? A sociocultural account

One of the controversial issues in second language acquisition research is the role of learners’ first language in their second language learning. Traditionally, the first language was assumed to get in the way or interfere with the learning of the L2, and therefore, the first language must be banned in the foreign language classroom. However, this view has recently been reexamined and questioned by empirical studies conducted within the sociocultural perspectives. The goal of this paper is to provide new insights into the mediating role of the first language by reviewing those studies. The paper suggests that L1, when appropriately and systematically used, can be an enabling tool that scaffolds learners in completing cognitively complex and demanding L2 learning tasks. Towards this goal, research directions are also suggested. However, it is important to note that this paper is not intended to encourage teachers and learners to use the L1 in the L2 classroom unsystematically and inappropriately; rather, its goal is to encourage teachers to research their classroom in order to find optimal and effective use of L1 for mediating the success of L2 learning.

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DETECTION OF CELL MEDIATED IMMUNE RESPONSE IN CHICKENS IMMUNIZED WITH EIMERIA TENELLA SPOROZOITES

In this context, this paper presents the assessment of potency of the E. tenella sporozoites administered by parenteral route in broiler chickens, by enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) by detecting cell mediated immune response and the efficacy in terms of bodyweight and lesion score in immunized broilers.

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Test of English as a Foreign Language for Internet-Based Testing: Information and Registration BULLETIN

SCORES AND SCORE REPORTING (continued) ETS Score Cancellation Policy ETS strives to report scores that accurately reflect the performance of every test taker. Accordingly, ETS’s standards and procedures for administering tests have two primary goals: giving test takers equivalent opportunities to demonstrate their abilities, and preventing any test takers from gaining an unfair advantage over others. To promote these objectives, ETS reserves the right to cancel any test score when, in ETS’s judgment, a testing irregularity occurs, there is an apparent discrepancy in a test taker’s identification, the test taker engages in misconduct, the test taker attempts to use the work or ideas of others as their own in the essay section of the test, or the score is invalid for another reason. Reviews of scores by ETS are confidential. When, for any of the above reasons, ETS cancels a test score that has already been reported, it notifies score recipients that the score has been can- celed, but it does not disclose the reason for cancellation except when authorized to do so by the test taker and in certain group cases.

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HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE OUTCOMES BIOMED CENTRAL REVIEW OPEN ACCESS THE QUALITY OF LIFE SCALE DOC

How are the QOLS' scores interpreted? The QOLS scores are summed so that a higher score indi- cates higher quality of life. Average total score for healthy populations is about 90. For rheumatic disease groups, the average score ranges are 83 for rheumatoid arthritis, 84 for systemic lupus erythematosus, 87 for osteoarthritis, and 92 for young adults with juvenile rheumatoid arthri- tis. Average total scores for other conditions range from 61 for Israeli patients with posttraumatic stress disorder, to 70 for fibromyalgia, to 82 for psoriasis, urinary inconti- nence and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. All of these means come from descriptive studies or experimen- tal pretest data. And like many QOL instruments, the means tend to be quite negatively skewed with most patients reporting some degree of satisfaction with most domains of their lives.

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