Sentence examples for engagement monitoring from inspiring English sources
Adaptive, intelligent systems are increasingly gaining ground as a pedagogical delivery method yet still have far to go in terms of refining quality of materials, student performance, and engagement monitoring.
The students were not informed about this engagement monitoring.
The survey covered 8 concepts: prioritization/identification of potentially obsolete technologies; program development; implementation; mitigation; program championing; stakeholder engagement; monitoring; and reinvestment.
UNICEF will mitigate child protection risks, including through psychosocial support; counter-trafficking programming; mine-risk education and mine-victim assistance; adolescent engagement; monitoring of grave violations; and reintegration of children released from armed forces and groups.
We also identified joint (programme) costs, which could not be directly allocated to either intervention or to the other trial activities (stakeholder engagement, monitoring and evaluation, process evaluation, and research).
The survey questions were developed to obtain information on eight broad areas that were defined a priori from a systematic review of the literature, as important facets of the HTR process: identification and prioritization of potentially obsolete technologies; program development; implementation; mitigation; program championing; stakeholder engagement; monitoring; and reinvestment.
During the engagement, Monitors turret began to malfunction, making it extremely difficult to turn and stop at a given position, so the crew simply let the turret continuously turn and fired their guns "on the fly" as they bore on Virginia.
(B ) Microtubule kinetochore engagement monitored during prophase I, starting at 1 hr after CuSO4 addition in wild-type (A30700), CUP-CLB1 (A30702), CUP-CLB3 (A30704), CUP-CLB4 (and707) and CUP-CLB5 (A30708) by live cell microscopy.
Based on the authors' experiences, the study highlights various difficulties and opportunities related to ES assessment, implementation of PES, stakeholder engagement, and monitoring of management effectiveness.
@craigmfagan Craig formerly worked as a policy research analyst at the poverty group of the United Nations Development Programme, where he advised countries on civil society engagement and monitoring and evaluation initiatives.
Donors, for their part, are said to appreciate private sector involvement because it means lower overhead and less need for constant engagement and monitoring.
