Sentence examples for engagement using a from inspiring English sources
We did qualitative study for behavioral engagement using a standard observation protocol and used quantitative instruments for measuring affect and perception along with cognitive achievement.
In an interview, DoubleDutch CEO and founder Lawrence Coburn suggested that Hive's ultimate goal is to drive that front-line engagement, using a number of strategies.
A cohort of 80 students in a third year chemical engineering (64% response rate) course voluntarily recorded their engagement using a Likert-type scale at intervals of 5 min in a (nominally 50 min) lecture, together with written comments.
The company sees its role as a curator, a connector of the thousands of groups on Flickr, YouTube and Facebook, and a catalyst of member-to-member engagement using a blog, events and how-to videos all "with the purpose of inspiring creativity".
Furthermore, using the 12- and 24-week interviews, which assessed self-perceived organization skills, content knowledge, preparedness, dependability, and engagement using a ranking from 1 to 10 (10 being the best), we uncovered some notable self-reported growth among the mentors.
A larger quantitative study systematically compared participants' use of the intervention and self-reported engagement using a partial factorial design (n = 178).
To test the in vivo efficacy, 39 was evaluated for target engagement using an InCELL Hunter assay.
In general, medication adherence connotes the child's and parent's participation and engagement in using a medication regimen believed to be beneficial by both the family and the clinician who prescribes.
On Wednesday night, for the album's release, the trio started a five-night engagement, using primarily acoustic instruments (with Mr. Wood on electric bass at times), at the Angel Orensanz Foundation, 172 Norfolk Street, near Houston Street, on the Lower East Side.
There was a trend toward improved engagement using the ACTIVE format in all individual conferences.
Overall, there was an improvement in perceived engagement using the ACTIVE teaching format (4.78 vs. 3.80, P < 0.01), with no increase in stress or decrement in break time.
