It is thus important to take into account motivational measures, such as students' invested effort, when endeavoring to draw valid conclusions about students' performance.
They were aided in that endeavor when Charlotte went most the game without its top scorers.
In most endeavors, when a lot of cash is on the table, the edge goes to experience.
"It's so rare that you get to go on this kind of creative endeavor when there's money involved.
For every dollar that the United States spent on such endeavors when it worked on its own, she said, it usually cost the United Nations 12 cents.
It is difficult to work up interest in such an endeavor when there is a foot of frost in the ground.
Dr. Cloutier said that part of Dr. Gordon's success was casting his project as a military endeavor, when his personal interest was the pure scientific one of studying the ionosphere of Earth and other planets.
Swansea have found goals hard to come by, but were finally rewarded for their endeavor when Scott Sinclair pounced on Brad Friedel's mistake, moments after his effort was cleared off the line by Luka Modric.
Cloutier said that part of Dr. Gordon's success was casting his project as a military endeavor, when his personal interest was the pure scientific one of studying the ionosphere of Earth and other planets.Dr.Dr
Fassin explains how immersion in these public institutions and endeavors when combined with sociological theory and history, highlights the disjunction between reality and avowed purpose and intention of participants.
(Gelb says that he urged Sony not to seek the attention of the press for this endeavor; when the company nonetheless did so, the critical reception was disparaging, with the Associated Press comparing the concert to "a baseball fantasy camp for someone who once had aspirations of becoming a classical musician").
