Sentence examples for context surveys from inspiring English sources

Prawat (1989a), whose work was a resource for the TIMSS conceptual framework underlying the teacher and classroom context surveys, connects conceptual knowledge development with teacher practices that attend to students' explanations and problem-solving strategies.

In this context, surveys to determine HPV prevalence in different age groups and circulating genotypes in the population are needed to understand the wide variations in the incidence of cervical cancer in populations worldwide.

In this context, surveys are defined as assessments of specific populations at specific time points, whereas surveillance refers to ongoing assessment and interpretation of health data to inform policy [ 45].

Therefore, we suggest that the issue of whether scholastic or dual apprentices identify more strongly with the occupation might be not the right question: 27% of scholastic learners stated in our context survey that they had already gathered practical experience in the business and commerce sector through pertinent internships.

A systematic analysis of Xcc TBDR genes and a genome context survey suggested that several Xcc TBDRs belong to other CUT loci involved in the utilization of various plant carbohydrates.

The aggregation statistics supported aggregation to the unit level for the context survey variables theorized to be unit-level (Table  2).

Twenty-six residents with dementia completed the sit-to-stand activity with 56 healthcare aides during daily care; separately, 71 healthcare aides completed a research use and context survey.

In this context, survey results are used for quality assurance and comparisons of average ratings over years and as general indicators of program success in encouraging students to pursue graduate science education and scientific careers.

This paper describes a class project designed to teach students how to apply marketing research concepts in the context of surveys developed and used by local small businesses to assess their customers' views of the company's products and services.

In this context, patient surveys aimed at generating knowledge to make health services more responsive to the user's needs and expectations are becoming increasingly important [ 5].

It is difficult to draw overarching conclusions about health-risk behaviour trends in an international context, because surveys have included different age groups and different behavioural measures.