Sentence examples for more rigorous evaluations from inspiring English sources

The report calls for more rigorous evaluations to see which approaches work.

In the meantime, Congress and the Department of Education should be pushing the states to come up with more rigorous evaluations using the tools they already have.

Both AAA and Mobil do more rigorous evaluations of properties at the upper end of the spectrum; accommodations at the lower end are rated more on cleanliness and amenities.

The state won nearly $700 million in the federal Race to the Top competition, and education leaders believe the money will lay the groundwork for an era of improved schooling by paying for better data systems to track student progress, more rigorous evaluations of teachers and new methods to train them.

Along the way they have undertaken, among other things, to conduct more rigorous evaluations of both students and teachers, to make better use of the resulting data and to foster charter schools, meaning state-funded schools that operate independently of local school districts.

In a speech to be delivered Tuesday in Washington, Randi Weingarten plans to call for more frequent and more rigorous evaluations of public schoolteachers, and she says she will assert that standardized test scores and other measures of student performance should be an integral part of the evaluation process.

These alternative architectures have been perceptually evaluated using some example real songs, but a more rigorous evaluation of these schemes is left for future study, since an aligned dataset of real musical pieces with symbolic data is required for this task.

"We now need more rigorous evaluation, with a focus on what works, for whom and in which contexts".

Both Ms. Wilkins and Ms. Allen add in the next breath that pay should be for performance, with more rigorous evaluation.

We need to see more rigorous evaluation of the reasons behind these figures, and extensive, mandatory training to improve police responses.

Using $1.8 million from the Foundation for Newark's Future, she hired the nonprofit consulting group TNTP, in part to develop more rigorous evaluation systems.