Sentence examples for assessment terminology from inspiring English sources

Additionally, consistent with Plake et al. (1993), we deemed it necessary to add a fourth category of assessment terminology.

Although knowledge of language assessment terminology may not in and of itself be evidence of LAL or lack thereof, given that the entire new innovation was about CLT, it was somehow bizarre for the participants to be unaware of its basic definition.

A working group should be established to compare the use of system model evaluation and assessment terminology in other related fields such as statistics, mathematics, and modeling and simulation with the aim of reaching agreement on the terminology and definitions for PBPK.

The advanced group had significantly higher levels of content knowledge (as measured by familiarity with assessment terminology), were involved in assessment activities more frequently, had higher levels of confidence concerning their ability to conduct assessment activities, and had more positive attitudes about assessment.

For immigrant mothers, translated versions of selected assessment scales and terminology were provided during the interview to facilitate communication.

On the basis of a survey carried out by this subgroup in 2013/2014, information on the state-of-the-art was gained, several conclusions were drawn and some open questions have been identified, e.g. the harmonization in the terminology, uncertainty assessment procedures and corrections of measured values by passive dosemeters due to transport and climate.

Detecting such changes may be possible by developing the terminology and assessment methods related to 'forest degradation' in a manner suggested earlier.

These issues included listening to the concerns raised by the parents or carers; explaining the assessment process and medical terminology; and recommendations for how to speak to a person undergoing diagnostic assessment for FASD, and their parents or carers.

Although results indicated that the most frequent category was social phobia when comparing another diagnostic system with DSM terminology, the assessment was overestimated according to current social anxiety disorder criteria [ 17, 18].

One of the most important tools in xerostomia assessment is the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE v. 4.0) scale, which indicates the intensity of a patient's subjective complaints.

In spite of these limitations of the method the diagnostic accuracy of elastography was at least as good as that of standard B-mode US breast imaging reporting and data system (BI-RADS) assessment, which provides standardized terminology to describe US mass features, assessments, and recommendations [ 19– 22].