Sentence examples for data-driven assessments from inspiring English sources

Capturing their views would complement and give context to conventional data-driven assessments.

Does that mean that G.M.O.s will always be subject to emotionally driven instead of data-driven assessments?

Similarly, most people think they are astute observers of human behaviour and that their intuitive judgments of others are more accurate than data-driven assessments.

Over the past year, friends and readers have sent me a number of "reports" from something called OkTrends, which offers up data-driven assessments of online behavior, like "The Big Lies People Tell in Online Dating".

Nor do they lend themselves to simplistic data-driven assessments.

Does the success of imputation, and the corresponding lack of new insights into biology, mean that data-driven assessments in DREAM are a failure?

"We'll go to a school, evaluate the individual there, then what we'll also do is go to the kid's home and we'll ask to see the bedroom and we'll do a very data-driven assessment," Dr. Beliz said.

Thakur et al. (2014) investigate the temporal stability of students grades and use it to design data-driven assessment and feedback mechanism.

This method using S A thresholds with data-driven assessment methods like LR proves to be efficient when applied to common spatial data and establishes a methodology that will allow similar studies to be undertaken elsewhere.

Education reform efforts have focused on a host of ways to close this gap: charter schools, testing, teacher preparation, the length of the school day, data-driven assessment and so on.

That's the depressing bottom line that emerges from the State Integrity Investigation, a first-of-its-kind, data-driven assessment of transparency, accountability and anti-corruption mechanisms in all 50 states.