Sentence examples for course evaluating from inspiring English sources

AURAL FEAST Listening to roars exploding from parts of the course, evaluating their volume, consulting pairing sheets and scoreboards, and divining what happened — "That's a Tiger roar from 15, he must have eagled it".

Fig. 4 Achievement of competencies evaluated in each project Fig. 5 Average scores assigned by students at the end of the course evaluating the acquisition of competencies on a Likert scale where 1 means "nothing" and 5 means "a lot".

Of course, evaluating the impact on patient outcome should be the most important factor [ 11].

CA 125 as a tumor marker has proven usefulness for the clinical management of patients with ovarian cancer in following clinical course, evaluating effectiveness of treatment, and detecting disease recurrence.

In Botswana, for example, a sparsely populated desert country where many teachers have died of AIDS, a free three-month Internet-based course evaluated by the University of Botswana boosted students' test scores by half.

"There can be no assurance that Dr. Jacobs can or will make a proposal, but, if he does, the Board will of course evaluate it consistent with its fiduciary duties to shareholders".

[29] have commented, postoperative patients treated with a titanium implant have a satisfactory postoperative course evaluated with CTs, documenting an adequate implant fixation and cranial symmetry, the main obstacle with this technique is cost.

While we'll of course evaluate and learn from the Consumer Reports survey, we made significant progress in our network in 2011 including a 25percentt improvement in 3G dropped call performance, 48,000 network improvements (more capacity, new cell sites, faster data speeds, and better connections), and many billions of dollars in capital investment to continue to improve our network.

You should, of course, evaluate each new idea honestly.

A total of 38 students from two different courses evaluated IMMAP.

Those who fund training programmes should consider the capacity of local training staff to assess training needs, plan courses, evaluate them and apply the results for improvement.