Sentence examples for by a content expert from inspiring English sources

Six (33 %) of the surveys were pre-tested, five (22 %) were reviewed by content experts, and two (11 %) were both pre-tested and reviewed by a content expert.

Some PBL opponents presume that the only way to gain knowledge is through direct transmission of information by a content expert.

In Year 4, all students conduct, in groups, a 160-h Community Research (CR) project on a health issue affecting the local community, supervised by a content expert, with research methods instruction from a research academic.

In this study we use the definition of 'seminar' from a study by Jaarsma et al.: a learning session in which a group of some 25 students facilitated by a content expert discusses questions and issues emerging from assigned readings on a topic of practical relevance [ 9].

A seminar is an example of an interactive group-learning format defined as "a learning session in which a group of some 25 students discuss questions and issues emerging from assigned readings on a topic of practical relevance and is facilitated by a content expert" [ 3, 4].

Thirteen additional articles were retrieved by a content expert's hand search of the literature.

We randomly allocated each of the 11 small groups to one of three streams for the entire length of the course: 1) tutored exclusively by physicians who were content experts (n = 5 groups); 2) tutored exclusively by physicians who were process experts (n = 3 groups); and 3) tutored by either a content expert (11 sessions) or a process expert (10 sessions) (n = 3 groups).

The methods used in these 'de-identified' papers should be evaluated by at least two raters, a content expert who is knowledgeable in the subject matter and a biostatistician or epidemiologist who can evaluate the analytic methods.

Practice visits for family physicians are conducted by one physician who has been trained as a process expert (visits for specialist physicians are conducted by a process expert and a specialty content expert).

No additional articles were suggested by the content expert (KJM).

For example, Eagle et al. concluded that twice as many learning issues were identified by groups led by content experts [ 21].