Sentence examples for assessments implemented from inspiring English sources

But what of these "performance based assessments?" Implemented only in a handful of schools, this cumbersome, reinvent-the-wheel option was not offered at my school — and I suspect others.

However, income is a constraint in the theoretical model, and so an effect of income on the likelihood of receiving publicly funded HMPS services is expected, due to scaled out-of-pocket contributions based on income assessments implemented in Canada over the study period.

The patient-reported assessments implemented in the RAPID 1 clinical trial demonstrated that RA patients experience rapid and sustained improvements in HRQoL, fatigue, physical function, disease activity and arthritis pain.

Such interim precautionary measures could include guidelines for conducting work-place exposure assessments, implementing engineering controls, designating work practices, and developing process or industry interim exposure limits as core elements.

Building on the concept of constructive alignment, the initial pool of 12 items focused on the alignment of learning outcomes, teaching and learning activities as well as the assessment implemented within the tertiary engineering curriculum.

A cleaning routine should be established, a food safety assessment implemented and latrines and washing points set up.

Although many QoL measures have been developed specifically for palliative care [ 9], evidence about effective interventions focused on QoL assessment implemented in clinical practice is lacking [ 52].

From this starting point, CQAs can be derived and a suitable developability risk assessment implemented to either derive optimal candidates matching the required CQAs or redesigning lead candidates that are able to match the target profile.

The preference assessment implemented prior to neuroimaging required subjects to select seven preferred toys (one for each fMRI task run) from a large drawer containing small toys, such as stickers, rubber balls, glowing pens... (items costing ~$1.00).

However, the type of assessment implemented in this course, portfolio-based assessment, could have been a factor in impacting students' ability to monitor their learning, as portfolios are expected to be reflective (Lynch and Shaw, 2005) and allow for self-assessment throughout the learning process, which should correlate to students developing more self-knowledge (Pintrich, 2002).

However, in the context of international generalizable assessment, implementing such a program of assessment would be improbable to say the least.