Sentence examples for assessment for improving from inspiring English sources

The paper uses a qualitative approach, drawing on the World Health Organization's institutional and Organizational Assessment for Improving and Strengthening health financing (OASIS) conceptual framework for data analysis.

Although American humanitarian relief is led by the State Department, the military is helping, too, and has installed a sanitation system for some of the half-million Syrian refugees inside Jordan, as well as surveyed roads and offered assessments for improving supply routes.

The goal of the current paper is to establish local fatigue assessment procedures for improved fillet welds.

The aim of this research is to propose the "Practicing, Reflecting and Revising with WATA system (P2R-WATA) Assessment Literacy Development Model" for improving pre-service teacher assessment literacy.

Spatial impact assessments are critical for improving understanding of the impacts of hydraulic fracking on the environment and society.

Based on this perspective, this study proposes a formative assessment-based approach for improving the learning achievements of students in a mobile learning environment.

While system-level assessments are important for improving various aspects of service delivery, alone they are insufficient.

The purpose of this paper is to summarize and discuss issues that make accurate exposure assessment a challenge and to suggest strategies for improving exposure assessment in longitudinal cohort studies of childhood asthma and allergies.

These observations provide new insight into behaviour and lead to suggestions for improving assessment techniques for masonry viaducts.

Technology-enhanced formative assessment (TEFA) represents strategies for improving student learning and motivation, yet researchers point to methodological issues underpinning claims of effectiveness.

Formative assessment represents effective strategies for improving student motivation and learning, yet key methodological issues exist with the evidence that underpins claims of effectiveness (e.g., Bennett, 2011).