The phrase "assessment with reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an evaluation or analysis that is based on specific criteria or sources.
Example: "The assessment with reference to the latest research findings indicates a significant improvement in student performance."
Alternatives: "evaluation based on" or "analysis in relation to".
In this paper, we use the term "summative assessment" with reference to assessment contributing to course grades, while "formative assessment" refers to assessment as a tool to aid the learning of students but without grading.
The evaluation results show that the grader system marks are very close to the ones following from human assessment with reference to the benchmarks applied.
In our questionnaire the tool's introductory statement was slightly altered to refer specifically to 'events and experiences of early pregnancy problems and attending the urgent gynaecology clinic' in order that women might complete the assessment with reference to the subject of our study, rather than any other incidental stressful life events.
If imaging malignancy assessment with reference to the individual tumour groups is considered, isolated DCIS is clearly more commonly classified as BIRADS 5 (Table 1) with mammography (86.8%) than with sonography (33.3%) in our analysis, despite predominantly occurring (66.6%) in ACR III-IV density glandular breast tissue.
Analysis of the verbs used in either course student-learning outcomes or course assessments with reference to Bloom's taxonomy can be a useful exercise for instructors who are re-evaluating their approach to teaching.
Based on experimental results, the paper compares no-reference image noise assessment techniques with reference based technique and concludes that the proposed blind noise assessment method is accurate as referenced based techniques.
To conduct a systematic review of orthopedic training and assessment simulators with reference to their level of evidence (LoE) and level of recommendation.
We used a quality assessment tool with reference to MOOSE (Stroup et al, 2000), QATSO (Wong et al, 2008), and STROBE (von Elm et al, 2007).
This paper describes the sensitivity-analysis-based FE model updating method and its application to structure condition assessment with particular reference to bridges, including specific considerations for FE modeling for updating and the model updating procedure for successful condition assessment.
However, 'then test' and 'recall tests' were completed at the discharge assessment with the reference point always being their initial baseline assessment.
The system also has a comprehensive computer software application that clinicians use to observe movement characteristics in real-time, to download movement data from the recording device captured during activities of daily living, to analyse these data with the use of graphics-rich reports, and to compare an individual's movement pattern with their previous assessments or with reference values.
