Sentence examples for format of written from inspiring English sources

Students posted responses to assigned weekly questions on the MDiabetes Facebook page in the format of written posts, video blogs, or photo documentation of their experiences.

On the other hand, the simulation could be perceived as a less formal and more practical testing format, compared to the traditional educational testing format of written instructions, and thus may have also a positive effect on processing motivation (Garris et al. 2002).

It was not only preferable for dogmatic purposes for the literate elite to read aloud to the illiterate, it was necessary for practical purposes: at that time, the format of written language was scriptura continua (see Fig. 3) – a continuous stream of letters without spacing or punctuation that would make little sense unless read aloud (Saenger, 1997).

In the USA, the Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) mandates direct radiologist-patient communication in breast imaging [35], typically via the format of written standardised letters from radiology department clerical staff notifying patients of the clinical significance and follow-up recommendations in the report.

The fact that folks will be reading Amazon-created content (often on Amazon-branded devices) opens up a new world of possibilities with respect to the format of written or graphic content, as well as the analytics to measure its reach.

This format of writing the gene full name in all capital letters is different from the previous rule where the gene full name was written in all lowercase, italicized letters, with a capital first letter indicating dominant behavior and a lowercase first letter indicating recessive behavior of the first allele identified.

Scenarios were presented to roughly equal groups of participants in one of three equivalent formats: a paragraph of written prose, a short video or a verbatim transcript of the video.

The column will take the format of letters written between Burris and Ellspermann, inspired in part by the long-running Education Week column, "Bridging Differences". Although two principals don't agree on many aspects of the Common Core and the way it's been rolled out, they both have a deep commitment to improving education for their students.

The format of the written and oral project reports are determined by the student's advisor.

GCN is scripted in the format of traditionally written Chinese: from top to bottom and from right to left.

The format of the written informed consent was approved by a local Ethic Committee (CEIOC) (act number 3/2004 of 01/22/2004).