Sentence examples for an identifiable student from inspiring English sources

The capital lacks an identifiable student quarter.

While student responses to the survey were not anonymous as they were tracked through VIPER, all identifiable student information was stripped upon analysis by the researchers and kept confidential.

According to the Hamden Patch, Connecticut's "largest teacher's union is calling for legislative action after it says the Hamden School District threatened student privacy by disclosing personally identifiable student data without the knowledge of parents or students to an education industry group". For more: The Hartford Courant and FoxCT.

The posting or disclosure of personally identifiable student information or confidential information via personal social media sites, in violation of Chancellor's Regulations, is prohibited.

The units of analysis were the individual test items and their performance data; no identifiable student data was accessed or reviewed at any stage of our analyses.

Lead users in institutions can even access personally-identifiable student and staff data.

This survey has demonstrated that most Medical Schools have an identifiable system of managing their students' clinical communication difficulties.

In so doing, Đàm contributed to the creation of what historian Thongchai Winichakul has referred to as a "geo-body," an identifiable and separate geographical entity for which students are taught to develop patriotic emotions.

This 'simplified vision of the future' of HE data infrastructure proposed a single central 'HE data warehouse,' based on cloud storage, whereby all student data would flow continuously between HE providers, uniquely-identifiable students and service providers and enable real-time analytics to be utilized (KPMG, 2015: 54).

This study was designed to evaluate SPR and acoustic parameters in singing students to determine if the singer-intraining has an identifiable difference between sung and spoken voices.

It was an identifiable method: preëmptive suffering.