Sentence examples for collaborator assessment from inspiring English sources

A Collaborator assessment rubric has been developed that may be used for both summative and formative evaluation [ 18].

The Interprofessional Collaborator Assessment Rubric (ICAR) was originally developed for use in the assessment of interprofessional collaborator competencies [ 26].

The pilot study results led to a modified revision of the ICAR in which the scoring scale was expanded to 9-points where "1 = well below expectations, 5 = meets expectations, and 9 = well above expectations" (http://www.med.mun.ca/CCHPE/Faculty-Resources/Interprofessional-Collaborator-Assessment-Rubric.aspx or: http://bit.ly/Rubric).

The company was a willing collaborator in assessment, interested in human rights findings and willing to share data and facilitate interviews.

Collaborators in risk assessment, tracking, and sting operations could include the courts, the police, insurance representatives, companies, and private firms.

Miroslaw Bik-Multanowski (Krakow, Poland) and his collaborators performed cognitive assessment in a cohort of 48 adults with Down syndrome, with subsequent microarray-based analysis of whole-genome expression in leukocytes.

One researcher from Makerere University and one in-country collaborator carried out the assessment.

A reduction in missing data between the pilot and field test of the modified ICAR suggests that prolonged observation periods may be needed for adequate assessment of Collaborator competencies.

3) Authors and faculty collaborators could envision developing effective assessment and classroom materials.

However, upon the completion of several additional components that are ongoing development, it will undergo face and content validity from our hospital collaborators and then a comprehensive assessment and validation study including concurrent and predictive validity.

Collaborators were required to successfully complete an assessment to validate their understanding, acting as an important quality control measure for participation in the clinical study.