Sentence examples for collected assessments from inspiring English sources

This study establishes a methodology to accumulate tacit knowledge of specific topics from collected assessments by using an implicit knowledge extraction mechanism and, visualises the overall importance distribution of concepts by using knowledge maps for helping teachers compile their assessments.

Options are often limited by the scarcity of data, as few surveys administered to children assess life satisfaction or other aspects of well-being that cannot be captured through regularly collected assessments, administrative data or demographic data.

A strength of our study design is that we collected assessment data from several hospitals and a range of disciplines.

Business improvement districts are public-private partnerships that collect assessments from local businesses to pay for improvements like better sanitation, marketing, security — and beautification.

"You can understand why an association would want to be on top of collecting assessments, or everyone's property value becomes zero," Mr. Fortin said.

Now there are plans to bring in a business improvement district — a public-private partnership that collects assessments to pay for local improvements like better sanitation, marketing and beautification — and Mr. Sweeney and many of his neighbors are not pleased.

Finally, event-contingent reporting involves collecting assessments as a particular event occurs (e.g., starting a drink).

Paul Dowland is a senior lecturer at Plymouth University and architect of the Student Support System (S3), which collects assessment submissions, attendance records, tutoring records and academic attainment of around 15,000 students at Plymouth University – follow him on Twitter @pdowland.

Personal digital assistants (PDAs) were trialed in collecting assessment data for the HELP program.

In order to quantify the risk, it is necessary to collect assessment information to build a risk estimation model for project-based business.

Healthcare professionals rely on all their senses, including smell, to collect assessment data from individuals" [ 12].