Sentence examples for instance assessment from inspiring English sources

For instance, assessment procedures which focus on detailed and complete registration of ratee behaviors may disrupt the automatic, top-down processing of expert raters, resulting in inaccurate ratings.

In the Critical Assessment of Prediction of Interactions (CAPRI) experiment (Janin et al., 2003), for instance, assessment of the accuracy of the docked models is based on a combination of positional root mean square deviation (RMSD) criteria and conservation of intermolecular contacts with respect to the native structure (Lensink et al., 2007).

For instance, assessments can be build as combinations of information, tasks, questions and feedback.

Instead of choosing one privileged domain (for instance impact assessment or technology assessment) where all topics should be integrated, a problem oriented approach seem instead to require that the issue is approached as a cross-cutting learning challenge with implications for all domains.

I refer him to some of the more lyrical prose written in his honour, for instance this assessment, as chronicled by Tony Morris, after what was to be his final Derby win, on Teenoso.

Their use is necessary in special investigations for instance, for assessment of leaf deposition variability.

We enable, for instance, an assessment of the IT-portfolio market value, support for carrying out what-if scenarios, or identification and evaluation of the hidden risks for IT-portfolio maintainability.

For instance, an assessment of Chicago's Strategic Subject List program published by Hollywood and fellow RAND researchers last month found that individuals singled out in the pilot phase were no more likely to become victims of homicides than a comparison group.

For lower stake examinations, for instance formative assessment within a clinical rotation, smaller panels can be used.

For instance, students' assessments of individual teachers show persistent gender bias, and the item on assessment and feedback hardly ever changes, whatever the context.

For instance, impact assessments (IA), as used by the European Commission, have an integrated character where the emphasis is on causal analysis of the effects of policy interventions.2 Also risk management has integrated approaches, such as integrated risk-benefit assessment.3.