Sentence examples for focused inspection from inspiring English sources

Andrew Cook, an Ofsted regional director, said in a letter to the AET chief executive, Ian Comfort, that the chain's secondary performance was "mediocre" and had not improved enough since a previous focused inspection, in June 2014.

Here, the identification of two major allelic deletions in the gdv1 3′-intergenic region involved focused inspection of long-read sequence data for a small number of P. falciparum isolates, which then led to analysis of a large numbers of samples, firstly by mapping of short-read sequences to the alternative allelic reference sequences, and secondly by design of primers for PCR-based genotyping.

A total of nine schools were classed as good in the focused inspection.

They said they wanted to the CQC to "conduct a focused inspection of the trust".

He stated that no focused inspection would be required.

CAPCOM Dan Burbank advised the crew that the damage did not initially appear to be serious, but assured the crew that the image analysis team would be reviewing the imagery further, and engineers on the ground would be analyzing it to determine if a focused inspection would be required.

However, the Ofsted summary concluded: "The outcomes of the focused inspections failed to demonstrate that the trust is consistently improving its academies".

And that's why we're conducting a series of focused inspections of schools where judgements on behaviour have previously required improvement.

It intends to "update core service ratings on the basis of smaller, focused inspections and make more use of unannounced inspections" and base its judgments on "improved use of information from the public, providers, other regulators and oversight bodies in order to target resources more effectively to where risk to the quality of care provided is greatest".

Chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw, said Ofsted had carried out "focused inspections" on 15 schools.

The focused inspections were carried out over a week in March after worries were raised over education in Norfolk.