Sentence examples for discussions noting from inspiring English sources

Facilitate both groups' discussions, noting which characters each talked about, at what length or depth and the emotion or judgment toward them.

Supporters of the spending request said that it was unrelated to those discussions, noting the longstanding practice of the government to quickly respond to emergencies without simultaneously addressing the impact on the federal budget.

In her interview at the end of the year, a district math coach highlighted the importance of video-based discussions, noting that they "helped illuminate what mathematical discourse could look like in a classroom," which, she explained, "is new ground for many teachers".

Focus group discussions noted that shoats are easy and cheap to restock after a disaster.

Transcripts of the key informant interviews and focus group discussions, notes from field observations, and social maps were used for data analysis (Schutt 1996).

Ensuing discussions noted gaps in knowledge and in the translation of research data to health-care interventions for both accepted and speculative causal associations.

Our discussions noted the absence of an agreed-upon minimal set of "best" standardized, validated measures of the decision-making process and decision quality.

The design of these questionnaires was informed by the focus group discussions noted above and included a mix of open and closed questions.

Laura Miller summarized the discussion, noting that although someone does a survey like this every few years, with the same dispiriting findings, this time people went a bit farther, investigating whether women publish fewer books than men.

There was discussion noting that many of the accounts, active and inactive, have never been used.

Also in later editions of Computer Ethics, Johnson continued the "uniqueness-debate" discussion, noting for example that new information technologies provide new ways to "instrument" human actions.