Sentence examples for corrective suggestions from inspiring English sources
In describing the inquiry, the two senators said of the panel's inquiry that it is "our desire that the Committee's review will serve to validate the good work of the intelligence community and, where necessary, provide corrective suggestions where the intelligence product might have been better".
Many scholars analyze the Kyoto Copenhagen process, and offer corrective suggestions for identified flaws in the present design.
Avoid this, instead opting to give corrective suggestions between innings.
This complete version had a British rerelease seven years ago, prior to a big DVD reissue, and now this has been digitally restored – itself a corrective to suggestions that as well being cut, the original's colour had been garishly altered.
Students who obtained higher grades in the final practical examinations received more corrective feedback with suggestions on how to improve from their supervisors.
However, as evidenced by hospital III, corrective feedback without suggestions on how to improve would also not seem to enhance clinical reasoning among the students.
It is further worth noting in the case of hospital IV that the 50% confirmative feedback was accompanied by a very high level of corrective feedback with suggestions on how to improve.
We also conducted focus groups of doctors and nurses (two groups in Lithuania, three groups in Latvia and one group in Estonia) to explore their views about the findings and to seek their suggestions for corrective strategies.
It is on the basis of that analysis that some lessons are drawn, conclusions emerge and some policy suggestions for corrective action are made as follows on page 50.
As a next step to our study, we planned the dissemination of the results among the hospital policy makers and the suggestion of corrective courses of action for those interventions needing improvement.
Students' clinical reasoning skills seem to be improved through corrective feedback if accompanied by suggestions on how to improve, irrespective of their average academic performance.
