Video enables the capture of details that a one-time observation might miss, so data can be reviewed multiple times, or allow for access to non-verbal matters, such as facial expressions, intonation or stance-taking (Cohen et al., 2011; Derry et al. 2010; Knoblauch 2009).
This methodology is fraught with limitations as it provides one time observation and includes tissue damage, toxicity, laborious technical procedures, as well as tangential assessment of disease pathophysiology.
First, it would take much more than a simple one-time observation of anything, and, second, we would have to change many other beliefs as well.
A peer-feedback model, unlike a one-time classroom observation, is all-encompassing providing feedball-encompassing providinglearning objectives to assessment strategies—rather than just evaluating the in-class perfeedback.
Furthermore, such reports were based entirely on one-time observations in clinics delivering ART, usually when such clinics were in their early stages, with staff still being relatively inexperienced.
Moreover, one-time observations have been shown to have virtually no impact on faculty teaching, aside from influencing textbook selection (Spencer and Flyr, 1992), and may even lead to erroneous inferences (Weimer, 2002).
Ongoing monitoring of eucalypt decline during recent droughts in eastern Australia, together with extensive one-time observations across temperate Australia, provided opportunities to further examine some hypotheses of decline and dieback that were largely based on retrospective investigations.
This procedure is appealing when only one-time observations of crown size are available, the usual situation with forest inventory data.
Firstly, the estimates were based on a one point in time observation completed in the winter period.
Your writer captured the flavor well, and as a one-time resident of Oakland, I appreciated her observations of the city.
At one time, keen observation and the judicious laying on of hands were virtually the only diagnostic tools a doctor had.
