Sentence examples for evaluation right from inspiring English sources
"No, I can't, and I'm not going to make an evaluation right now.
Her most recent book is Getting Teacher Evaluation Right: What Really Matters for Effectiveness and Improvement (2013).
Among her most recent books are Getting Teacher Evaluation Right: What Really Matters for Effectiveness and Improvement (2013) and Beyond the Bubble Test: How Performance Assessments Support 21st Century Learning (2014).
Whereafter all the groups were analyzed for hemodynamic evaluation, right ventricular hypertrophy index, pulmonary vessel wall thickness index and pulmonary vessel lumen area index, the inflammation score, the collagen fiber volume fraction, the levels of Ang- 1-7) Ang- 1-7Ⅱin planda and lung tissue, and the mRNA levels of ACE2 and ACE in the lung tissue.
Getting teacher evaluation right is tough, but states like New York are on the right path by insisting on multiple assessment methods — such as classroom observations and measures of student learning — that don't eliminate principal judgment, but give principals a fuller picture of teacher performance.
Though dismissal procedures are a serious issue, getting teacher qualification, development and evaluation right are critical for schools' long-term health, he said.
McLellan, two years younger and visibly grayer than Lemieux, added: "This is kind of the evaluation phase right now.
The evaluation of right ventricular function during the acute NTG-induced pulmonary vasodilation was of critical importance in obtaining such a refinement in the prognostic stratification.
Comparison of ultrashort-lived iridium-191m with technetium-99m for first pass radionuclide angiocardiographic evaluation of right and left ventricular function in adults.
The clinical diagnosis of appendicitis can be challenging, and CT is playing an increasing role in the evaluation of right lower quadrant pain.
Conclusions Tricuspid excursion using TDI offers non-invasive evaluation of right sided heart pressures and SVV could be used to predict fluid response in critically ill septic patients.
