Sentence examples for creation of a case from inspiring English sources
In particular, this study first presents a framework, the Indigenous Slate of Learning Authenticity Tools for Education (I-SLATE) framework, and determines the efficacy of the framework through the creation of a case study example and prototype tools that are presented to Indigenous knowledge and educational experts with the purpose of identifying to what extent they meet the study criteria.
The corresponding patient case is characterized by features that are inevitably lost during the creation of a generalized case [ 25] that might result from case adaptation.
For example, creation of a dental case in the current Web-SP study, took about 22 hours for a teacher (Table 1).
Given that S is the specification of P, a mutant is said to be fault-revealing when it leads to the creation of a test case that shows that P t)≠S t), t∈T) ([42] p. 536).
Following we provide a link that enables readers to fill in an exemplary questionnaire which will result in the automatic creation of a single case summary report: http://www.scientific-affairs.ch/limesurvey/index.php/877782?lang=en.
In this report, we describe the creation of an additional case with similar performance characteristics and the subsequent use of this case in our simulations with immediate debriefing.
The process begins with the creation of an individual case management plan for each child.
The interval between creation and release of a case is 73 +/- 87 days (mean +/- 3.0).
Other key measures he promoted included the creation of a statewide cold case homicide unit and a reduction in the business personal property tax.
Moreover, "Arguendo," a staged re-creation of a 1991 case about the right of strip clubs to feature performers who are totally nude, is being mounted at the Public Theater by the Elevator Repair Service, which has a history of imbuing potentially dry material with off-kilter theatrical joy.
Gov. John Engler of Michigan has proposed the creation of a cybercourt for cases involving technology and high-technology businesses, where virtually all proceedings would occur by computer rather than in a courtroom.
