Sentence examples for a constructive assessment from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the concepts and first application for a constructive assessment of biodiversity offsets and banking schemes: the Challenging Futures approach.

I will sit down with my secretary, as I always do, to give a constructive assessment of the referee and his assistants".

I will sit down with my secretary, as I always do, to give a constructive assessment of the referee and his assistants". "The referee came under enormous pressure from the crowd but he gave it as he saw it.

The book provides a critical and constructive assessment of the many contributions to social science and politics made by Professor R. J. Rummel.

Any inference that this resolution is against constructive assessment practices is wrong and, we believe, an attempt to mislead shareholders.

By realizing that the hierarchy creates situations in which a boss is likely to behave a little like a pressure cooker, you can introduce more understanding and compassion into your constructive assessment of the situation while still not belittling your own concerns.

Through one-to-one tutoring, constructive assessment and rigorous feedback sessions, you'll learn what makes your personal style distinctive, and develop your voice in ways you may never have expected.

To implement a faculty development and longitudinal assessment program throughout the continuum of education, recruiting both residents and educators could be a solution to relieve mutual tensions and assume a constructive attitude toward clinical assessments [ 14].

Rather, the findings should be used in a constructive and collaborative manner to plan future assessments and quality improvement efforts.

Statistical analyses were conducted in four phases (see Figure 1): 1) Assessment of traditional psychometric properties: We used a constructive framework that was based on previous experiences [ 2, 15- 17] to investigate the presence of: i).

In practice, applying the CARe methodology consists of the following six steps (Fig.  2): (1) building and maintaining a constructive relationship with the client; (2) collecting information and making a 'strengths assessment' with the client.