Sentence examples for narrow assessment from inspiring English sources

David R. Bliss, vice chairman of Mercer Delta Consulting in New York, which advises companies and boards on succession, said, "Boards have been in the wooing and attracting business versus a more discriminating narrow assessment of C.E.O.

Transitioning from a "gut feel" or narrow assessment of leadership to an index that can start to predict the impact leaders have on intangible value creation changes the game of leadership assessment and development.

My wish would be that those universities that "protect" their reputations via elitist and narrow assessment criteria, which rely on attainment in a traditionalist sense, start to look more broadly at criteria of success that encompass the whole person and not just their grades.

However, previous work has focused on a relatively narrow assessment of auditory deficits and their relation to emotion recognition impairment in schizophrenia.

Narrow assessment of cognition and functional ability is insufficient for clinical decision-making and policy development as they only reflect a part of the impact of dementia [ 5].

Our experience with NCLB made it clear that a rewrite was needed based on what we have learned about the limits of an approach to school improvement driven by high standards, measured by narrow assessments and provoked by mostly uninteresting, remedial consequences.

As implied above, most companies define "all concerned" by a very narrow stakeholder assessment.

Some researchers believe that the same might be said of narrow data assessment, not just data manipulation.

While recognizing Sacks' distinctive contributions to Britain, where he served from 1991 to 2013 as the Chief Rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth and where he continues to be one of the most respected public intellectuals, this is too narrow an assessment of his significance.

In this situation, this interpretation of 'outcomes' may narrow the assessment of change to a single quantifiable indicator and divert attention away from the important contextual factors, feedback loops, the users' experiences and learning processes and individualised long-term outcomes.

Consideration of QOL appraisal can help to address the problem of how broad or narrow the assessment needs to be, particularly in domains that are more subject to idiosyncratic interpretation (general health, social support, spiritual fulfillment, or sense of purpose).