Sentence examples for assessment for use from inspiring English sources

This case study describes the theoretical aspect of the development of a benchmark assessment for use in English language classrooms with Japanese teachers of English as a foreign language (EFL).

A research-based annual self-study that considers the quality indicators is recommended, leaving a need for an update to the NCSALL assessment for use as a program assessment instrument.

The Environment Agency therefore conducted a separate assessment for use under pandemic conditions, drawing on public information sources.

However, it appears that our task is an appropriate cognitive assessment for use in studies examining differences in DHA levels in relation to cognitive development later in infancy.

However, protein precipitation, an alternative and simple approach for protein removal, lacks detailed quantitative assessment for use in NMR based metabolomics.

In principle, the goal of endotoxin assessment for use in studies of endotoxin and chronic disease onset is to estimate subjects' exposure, appropriately integrated over time and space.

Several researchers proposed the designing and implementing software to support a construction of concept maps and developed automatic concept map assessment for using in their tasks (Luckie et al., 2004, 2011; Cline et al., 2010; Hirashima et al., 2011).

The current case study concludes with the exploration of tasks remaining for the future development of our benchmark assessments for use in ongoing professional development.

As there are no established gold standard neurological or neurobehavioural assessments for use at this time point, a combination of the NICU Neonatal Neurobehavioural Scale (NNNS), Hammersmith Neonatal Neurological Examination (HNNE), and the Premie-Neuro will be used [ 125].

We describe a consensus study, using a Delphi technique with HCPs, to identify core questions and assessments for use in primary care with older adults reporting hand pain or hand problems.

In line with research into other subjective constructs [ 21, 22], there are likely to be differing perspectives between staff and service users, so separate assessments for use by staff (CDIS-S) and service users/patients (CDIS-P) are needed.