Sentence examples for feedback facilitated from inspiring English sources

This feedback facilitated further refinement of the rubric, and in turn, the updated rubric will inform our future professional development with teachers, as a portion of STEAM professional development involves formative assessment in STEAM units.

Specialist subgroups developed specific components of the intervention for SAFER 2, while modelling and stakeholder feedback facilitated testing of economic viability and expected affects.

The approach taken by our group, including communicating initial motivators, staged rollout, providing ongoing support, and empowering participants to provide feedback facilitated successful implementation.

From the findings of the reviewed studies, few studies looked at how learners' interactional feedback facilitates their text revisions.

Simultaneously, the 360° of angular positioning and haptic feedback facilitate shortcuts for the expedient use of more than 30 applications, making it an interface that adapts to creativity rather than forcing users to adapt in order to control it.

SUH supports patients with personalized walking goals and feedback, facilitates ongoing patient-provider communication, and gives PCPs the ability to prospectively monitor patient progress and safety.

Our results suggested that a time-dependent transcriptional regulatory network and associated control of the upstream signal activity by transcriptional feedback facilitate the entry of cells into an irreversible state.

Common themes include opportunity for rehearsal, importance of preparation, to receive feedback, to experience perspectives of patient and interviewer, to practice in relative safety (no consequence to patients) and to develop other professional skills such as giving and receiving feedback, facilitating and participating in discussion of peer's behaviours.

In this study we developed a novel real-time clinical decision support system (RTCDSS) which was capable of integrating data from numerous databases for practical use by clinicians to provide immediate visual feedback, facilitate decision-making, and to improve quality of care.

Moreover, examining drivers and feedbacks facilitates the analysis of possible transitions between system states (e.g., from a lose lose outcome to a more preferred outcome).

Exotic plants have the capacity to establish positive plant-soil feedbacks facilitating invader persistence often at the cost of native plant species success.