Sentence examples for measures in providing from inspiring English sources

Inadequacy of authority-based defensive teaching and summative and product-based evaluation such as certification and observation measures in providing information about the actual teaching teachers do was an inspiration in this study to design an inventory for formative and process-based evaluation of teacher competences.

In the event of an outbreak with a dangerous pathogen such as the Lassa virus, adopting an appropriate public health response [ 24] and adhering to strict infection control measures in providing care will help curb the spread and prevent an epidemic.

Management of neurological diseases will be an unavoidable reality for most future doctors and focusing on the effective development of neurological skills is likely to be a cost-effective measure in providing optimal early care and appropriate referral.

Our traditional environmental indicators are effective in providing measures of quantity - tonnes of carbon and other pollution impacts, cubic meters of water and hectares of land use.

What is the responsibility of a democratic government in providing measures of social security such as health care to all its citizens?

We hope these identifiers will allow readers to more conveniently identify measures in subsequently provided diagrams and tables such as Fig. 1, 2 and 3.

Management further believes that these non-GAAP financial measures are useful to investors in providing greater transparency to the information used by management in its operational decision making.

"On balance, we do not believe the mitigation measures in place provide adequate protection for British tourists in Tunisia at the present time and we have therefore changed our travel advice accordingly".

The Foreign Office currently says: "We do not believe the mitigation measures in place provide adequate protection for British tourists in Tunisia at the present time".

"On balance, we do not believe the mitigation measures in place provide adequate protection for British tourists in Tunisia at the present time".

The Foreign Office still says: "We do not believe the mitigation measures in place provide adequate protection for British tourists in Tunisia at the present time".