Sentence examples for considering assessment from inspiring English sources
Such understandings of bias and disadvantage might be applicable when considering assessment in a vocational education and training context.
This has a significant impact when considering assessment of novel or reported catalytic systems in this type of reaction, as overlooking of these engineering aspects can be misleading.
Scott (2016) introduced the idea of "right" assessment within the context of flipping the curriculum or "FlipCurric", where the focus is on considering assessment forms and practices that evaluate competencies and capabilities for the twenty-first century.
Reduction in contrast sensitivity was associated with reduced vision-related quality of life (Cole et al., 2000) and provided the rationale for considering assessment of low-contrast vision as a sensitive visual outcome in multiple sclerosis clinical trials.
Lower limb needle EMG was performed with the patient lying in the supine position, considering assessment of m. vastus lateralis, tibialis anterior, extensor hallucis longus and gastrocnemius (roots L3 -S1).
'I think it's difficult this year,' is his considered assessment.
Still I have a tendency to speak before I have made …" – he smiles and considers his words – "... a long and considered assessment of the arguments on each side.
Can I buy you a drink?" Through what is rapidly becoming a drunken haze, I listen to Philip's considered assessment of the political fallout from Beergate.
A spokesman for Standard Life said the company would be "making a careful and considered assessment of the White Paper".
"The advice we published last week is based on guidance on the duties of charity trustees in elections and referendums first published in 2011, and on our considered assessment of the law in this area".
"MARVELOUS girl — crazy as a bedbug" was the great director Howard Hawks's considered assessment of Carole Lombard, the young leading lady of his raucous 1934 farce, "Twentieth Century," which made her a star.
