I thought, 'I'm not going to write a boring book, without conflict.' " Instead, she took a different route, writing "Small Miracles: Extraordinary Coincidences from Everyday Life," (Adams Media Corporation, 1997), and a series of inspirational, but nondenominational, books under the same rubric, with Judith Leventhal, another Orthodox Jew.
In such cases, the lack of specificity of the diagnostic criteria may lead to the inadvertent grouping together of physiologically disparate disease states under the same rubric [ 1, 2].
In the 3rd century bce, the sage-alchemist Zou Yan introduced a systematic cosmological theory under the same rubric that was to dominate the intellectual world of the Han dynasty (206 bce–220 ce).
In 1998 Sterling founded Trilogy Advisors, launched the Boomernomics fund and published a book under the same rubric.
Using the same rubric allowed us to directly compare aggregate and individual students' scores across two distinct assessments of the same concept.
The same rubric was used each time a particular SAQ was included in a summative examination.
The many repetitions of the same words in the rubrics gives many possibilities to discover the correspondences of the words when the resources are generated and this is the most probable reason for the good results.
Although it is not recommended [ 15], we calculated a total AGREE II score for the purpose of this paper, by applying the same scoring rubric as above to all 23 questions, and expressing this as percentage of the possible total agreement score.
The same pool of raters scored the face-to-face tasks and used the same scoring rubric that was used for the computer-delivered tasks.
Ben felt he was influenced by the Rubric, when explaining the rating changes of the same essay.
