Sentence examples for feedback referring from inspiring English sources

Some cases show how Internet databases used as virtual knowledge platforms with good access have attracted big number of community and professional users who generate their feedback referring to the presented planning and design information in the way of direct comments on website also that brings learning and replicating the provided practices in a wider scale.

Participants varied in their appreciation of simulated patient feedback, referring to the limitations of role-play.

Hence, it includes three feedback loops on population P activity: an inhibitory feedback through the interneuron population I, a direct excitatory feedback of P onto itself (referred to as "direct feedback") and an indirect excitatory feedback (referred to as "indirect feedback") involving the population (P') (Fig. 2(a)).

Specific feedback refers to asking questions to prompt thinking instead of providing direct guidance or correcting errors, offering suggestions and pointing the students to a specific resource for additional information about certain concepts.

Second, facilitated reflection on network feedback refers to the theories and tools used to facilitate members of human services organisations to reflect on their own unique collective situation and experiences.

These types of feedbacks refer to self-reinforcing process which, once human-induced emissions create a change in a particular eco-system, lead to further changes beyond the initial human forcing as different parts of the system continue to respond.

The ACS-COT charges designated centers with providing feedback to referring hospitals.

Currently players get points for uploading games (big points), completing game challenges, rating games, leaving quality feedback, and referring Kongregate to other players.

He told us, "Labor Link mobile surveys are the easiest and best way of taking worker feedback," and, referring to the program impact, "We've seen a reduction in turnover since our financial literacy training started".

The literature provides little guidance on good practice in regard to feedback to referring professionals.

Equally important the audit team provided feedback to referring health facilities whenever the referral norms were grossly not adhered to.