Sentence examples for administering an assessment from inspiring English sources

In addition, we argue that considerations for monetary resources are equally as important, since the availability of funding greatly influences the human and material resources that are possible for developing and administering an assessment.

Several approaches could be used: (1) administering an assessment questionnaire to evaluate which TDF domains need to be targeted [ 34]; (2) by identifying responders and non-responders to particular BCTs or combinations of BCTs and using that to guide which BCTs to choose [ 35].

This week, teachers at International High School at Prospect Heights, which serves a population of recently arrived immigrants from non-English-speaking countries, announced that they would not administer an assessment required by the city.

We developed and administered an assessment in Qualtrics to measure variables that potentially describe teachers' PD needs.

Finally, to determine the success of the activity in terms of students' understanding of variation and their ability to apply this learning to a slightly different scenario, we administered an assessment 1 to 3 months after activity completion.

In addition to monitoring use, Road Tour also administers an assessment of visual-processing speed at random intervals.

We encountered substantial challenges in administering a cognitive assessment using a paper-and-pencil format to acutely ill hospitalized patients and advise future investigators to carefully consider the functional limitations that may face hospitalized patients when choosing the format of administration for surveys.

Patients fitting the inclusion criteria based on discussions with the charge nurse and an examination of the CERNER log were approached for recruitment by a member of the research team at bedside and administered an eligibility assessment.

I turn my test in to the teacher, who unknowingly became my first sexual partner by administering a routine unit assessment.

The study was conducted by administering a health status assessment questionnaire to nearly 1000 enrollees.

Research into stereotype threat and methods for mitigating it have demonstrated the importance of even a few critical words when administering a high-stakes assessment.