Arrange observations into categories.
The last column shows that at least three-quarters of the respondents did not agree that it was their task (task perception) or felt confident to ensure preconditions for feedback (self-efficacy), such as arranging for observation and feedback or supporting trainees in translating feedback into learning goals.
In both of these scenarios, it is necessary to arrange the observations in different groups.
"We informed LeRoy of the concern from Rodney" and offered to help arrange an observation by military satellites, Mr. Oliver wrote on March 6 -- a month after the accident -- in a previously unreleased e-mail chronology of shuttle events.
We would like to thank Professor Bo Deng at the East China Jiaotong University for kindly arranging the field observation in the REE mines in southern Jiangxi Province.
b Luminance observations arranged by the image index 1 to 50.
The differences between seasons, districts, and altitude classes for the genetic diversity estimates (n a, n e, He and R S ) were tested using the Wilcoxon signed-ranks non-parametric test for two groups, arranged for paired observations (i.e. one pair of estimates for each locus) [ 60].
In the field, observations were arranged as follows: we observed, for 1 hour, all individuals from a fixed position, surveying some 10 square meters, in 40 different and non adjacent plots chosen as to maximize inter-plot distance in order to reduce the potential for pseudoreplication.
A pas de deux is full of dramatic events that seem to concern the man and woman alone and yet are clearly arranged for our observation: torsos, legs and faces are arranged for our view, even when the eyes are not.
In 1801 Epsilon Eridani was included in Histoire Céleste Française, Joseph Jérôme Lefrançois de Lalande's catalogue of about 50,000 stars, based on his observations during 1791 1800, in which observations are arranged in a time order.
