Sentence examples for be an alignment between from inspiring English sources

A fundamental educational principle is that there should be an alignment between instruments of learning and instruments of assessment [ 16].

In order for assessments in CCS to be reliable and valid, ideally there should be an alignment between the mode of teaching and modes of assessments, i.e. students being evaluated by SPE's, should expect to learn their CCS through SPE's.

They posit that engagement of individuals at all levels of the change process is required, and in particular, there needs to be an alignment between top leadership and distributed leadership.

And when there's an alignment between what I'm singing and what I'm feeling, that's when I get emotional".

"I think that there is an alignment between what probably started out as military doctrine, but now is much more a part of state policy and there's an alignment between the strategic down to the tactical level in terms of the mindset of maskirovka". This perception is nothing new for Russia's neighbours.

Positive effects have been shown when ads are placed in a context that consumers are involved in, pay attention to and value, as well as when there is an alignment between the context and the ad message.

However, not in all neighbourhoods there was an alignment between concrete activities of public health and primary care.

In some areas, such as traffic safety, there was an alignment between the national, regional and local agency levels, allowing distribution of strategies and resources to the local levels and a return of data from local injury surveillance.

The result of ungapped extension is that there is an alignment between sequences s and with no insertions or deletions, only matches and substitutions, and at least 60% of the positions contain exact matches.

Assembly requirements, in terms of minimum alignment/overlap length and minimum percent identity match for the alignment, were scaled covariantly with the number of sequences in the assembly job, i.e., inversely with the naïve probability of there being an alignment between two sequences in the assembly job that was generated by chance.

The newsletter said that there was no firm evidence for such a conclusion but that there was an "alignment of motives" between the retired officers and Jemaah Islamiyah and Al Qaeda.