Sentence examples for instructions for evaluating the from inspiring English sources

The questionnaires also gave only an approximation of NPS, as the interrater reliability was not assessed, and nurses had only written instructions for evaluating the symptoms of patients.

Justices Souter and Breyer offered to send the case back to the Florida courts "with instructions to establish uniform standards for evaluating the several types of ballots that have prompted differing treatments," as Justice Souter described his proposed remand order.

I would therefore remand the case to the courts of Florida with instructions to establish uniform standards for evaluating the several types of ballots that have prompted differing treatments, to be applied within and among counties when passing on such identical ballots in any further recounting (or successive recounting) that the courts might order.

Like other faculty who emphasize scientific literacy skills in classroom instruction, we had no ready means for evaluating the impact of a curricular reform in a large Gen Ed course.

Identifying limitations in education and evaluating the effectiveness of instruction are vital practices for the success of education.

A big chunk of that money is financing research by dozens of social scientists and thousands of teachers to develop a better system for evaluating classroom instruction.

For this article we focused on the guidelines for evaluating work disability by SIPs that were prescribed by law or as an instruction by the ISI.

The cyclomatic complexity has furthermore been used for evaluating programming languages for parallel computing [18], where languages that encapsulate control statement in instructions are receiving higher scores.

The proposed system was evaluated following the instructions for the ASR task of the Reverb Challenge 2014 [32].

The FFRs were decontaminated with microwave generated steam following the manufacturers' instructions then evaluated for water absorption and filtration efficiency for up to three steam exposures.

The instructions to review authors contained specific information on how to evaluate the quality of evidence [see Supplemental Material, "Instructions for rating the quality and strength of human and nonhuman evidence" (UCSF Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment 2013)].