Sentence examples for collation of performance from inspiring English sources

The failure of a just under a third of UK medical schools to respond to either iteration of this voluntary study raises the question as to whether regulatory collation of performance around teaching related to ageing is required.

Key areas highlighted for future research efforts include: (1) wider collation of mine drainage wetland performance data in regionalised datasets to improve empirically-derived design guidelines and (2) obtaining an improved understanding of nature of the extremophile microbial communities, microbially-mediated pollutant attenuation and rhizospheral processes in wetlands at extremes of pH.

The central activity of performance monitoring is the collation of data to facilitate the reporting of performance indicators, that is to say quantitative or qualitative variables that allow for the identification of changes produced by a specific intervention, activity, project, programme or policy (OECD 2002) [ 5].

This is a comparative evaluation study of a screening procedure performed with collation of prospective data.

Besides the collation of MSF ratings from colleagues, coworkers and patients, the complete performance assessment system additionally consists of a reflective portfolio and a facilitative interview with a mentor to increase the acceptance of the feedback and its use for practice improvement.

In the past acquiring data was expensive: it required questionnaires and manual collation of information.

E. J. invites us to the First Sufi Church of Christ for a modest collation of baloney and Armagnac.

The collation of data across phone and laptop is what makes communication increasingly seamless.

They are a collation of various manuscripts that may have been altered by scribes over time.

This collation of memory that is now entirely digitised unsettles me even as I partake of it.

Tensions have mounted as voting and the collation of results each had to be extended by a day.