Sentence examples for generating agreed from inspiring English sources
Generating agreed learning outcomes is urgently needed [ 42], but remains the responsibility of educator communities within or across countries, with priorities set by schools according to their individual resources and capacities.
The source from which the reaction was extracted was examined to determine whether the chemical name identified in the heading text by OSCAR3 and from which the product CML molecule was generated agreed with that stated in the heading text.
The discrete hazard categories were then jointly reviewed and analysed by three authors (PB, JP and JM) to generate agreed 'high-level' themes for each functional dimension of the results handling management system (preanalytical, specimen processing stage (formerly 'analytical'), postanalytical and communication outcome issues).
Following a suitable length of discussion time, and an enforced period to generate, agree upon, and write down group definitions of characteristics, each group is then split, and this section is repeated two times more (for taxonomic levels D and E of Fig. 1a), leading to 16 pairs of students (if the initial class size was 32).
That explains why our contingency table tests generally agrees with results generated with two standard errors measurements.
Recently, it is alleged, underwriters may have awarded IPO shares in return for a promise that, if the shares did well after the IPO, the client would give the underwriter a slice of the profits by making extra trades in other shares to generate an agreed amount of commissions.
The network is established when a session key is generated and agreed among all network nodes.
This can be pieced together to generate an agreed upon end product.
Summary descriptions for each node were generated and agreed collectively.
A non-hierarchical list of themes was generated and agreed upon by both researchers after reviewing an initial 100 responses.
A code book was generated and agreed upon between team members in Uganda and in the UK.
