Sentence examples for credits were assigned from inspiring English sources
Program implementation credits were assigned for the time period between visits based on the mother's report of implementation of activities, as follows: "not at all" (creditn = 1), "about one-quarter of days or less" (creditn = Yn*.25), "about one-half of days" (creditn = Yn*.50), "about three-quarters of days" (creditn = Yn*.75), and "almost every day or more" (creditn = Yn).
LOS ANGELES — Three major Hollywood studios, in a move to regulate the often chaotic ways in which producer credits are assigned for films, have agreed to let the Producers Guild of America certify some of those credits, the guild said on Thursday.
Thus, it is possible that attendance in these classes could be increased in the future if points rather than extra credit were assigned for participation.
Virtually everyone has experienced or witnessed instances in which credit was assigned in an unfair manner: managers unabashedly took credit for the work of their invisible hard-working staff; quiet performers were inadequately recognized for their contributions; credit was assigned to the wrong individuals and for the wrong things.
Credit is assigned based on the work load taken by students; 3 hours of readings and meetings typically correspond to 1 unit of credit.
For example, the player who hits the sacrifice fly is credited with an R.B.I., but no credit is assigned to the batter whose double moved the runner to third, a much more valuable act.
We compared the courses in which credit was assigned for correctness and courses in which credit was assigned only for completion.
For students whose stipend funding is paid entirely from external sources (e.g., NSF, grant), course credit is assigned instead.
Partial credit was assigned based on the criteria for partial credit outlined in the answer key [ 7].
Credit is assigned to each response based on how many of the experts on the panel choose that response.
