Sentence examples for more appropriate assessment from inspiring English sources

There must be more appropriate assessment strategies, ones that demonstrate professional practice development and not just the ability to write a good dissertation.

Within the unique context of Japanese physician-patient relationships, the Japanese version of the PRO-CTCAE is considered likely to affect the underestimation of adverse events, resulting in a more appropriate assessment.

Such an environment would provide a more suitable context for learning, and enable a more appropriate assessment of the targeted learning outcomes: 'It would cover your assessment for workplace and it probably also will cover some skills from food crops and maybe in plant identification and so on'.

1. Ensure more appropriate assessment for special education students and bilingual learners (BLLs) by underwriting efforts to develop, validate, and disseminate more appropriate assessments in the content areas for these students, and by ensuring that the law and regulations encourage assessments that are based on professional testing standards for these groups.

Perhaps chronic conditions are a more appropriate assessment of reliability in reporting.

Therefore, it has been proposed that peak artery diameter may serve as a more appropriate assessment of conduit structure (Naylor et al. 2005) than resting measurements.

Significant research effort is needed to develop and validate more appropriate assessments that are based on the skills and abilities taught and valued in Aboriginal cultures.

This will allow an easier comparison of results between studies, and could also help to improve the relevance of bench studies by giving more appropriate assessments of the performance of ventilation devices.

At short-term evaluation, the assessment of pain relief is more appropriate than assessment of pain intensity, because all patients have the same baseline score (0 pain relief), whereas pain intensity scores at baseline can be different.

By increasing the number of segments and ensuring a low friction coefficient, the deformation is close to axi-symmetric and the SEM can be used to determine qualitatively the material properties such as fracture criteria and stress strain curves, but the test is more appropriate for assessment of how defects and microstructure affect ductility.

Equally, use was often not made of textbooks as other resources were perceived to be more appropriate for assessment purposes.