Sentence examples for postings in a from inspiring English sources

A pilot deploying female community health workers to residential postings in a rural area of northern Nigeria increased health post visits, antenatal care coverage, and facility-based deliveries by a skilled birth attendant.

ERASMUS wouldn't normally devote two postings in a row to the same person, even the world's most important Christian leader.

(Negative comments were relatively rare; three-quarters of the postings in a subsample were either positive or mixed).

This chapter illustrates some examples based on actual postings in a newsgroup that have been translated into SQL/PSM to remove proprietary features.

Graduate students' online postings in a course that comprised both project-based and non-project learning activities were coded and counted for knowledge construction, teaching, and social interaction moves using computer-mediated discourse analysis.

The serial nature of serial television lent itself to online discussion — blogs, comments, e-mails, and then, a few years later, social-media postings — in a way that the one-time-only and freestanding experience of going to a movie doesn't, at the same time that it also locked specifically into the new habits of the educated in a way that moviegoing didn't.

The empirical evaluation of the classified genres from a repository of postings in an online course on earth science in a senior high school shows that GCS can effectively facilitate the coding process, and the proposed cascade model can deal with the imbalanced distribution nature of discussion postings.

When national websites are coded as competing with Craigslist, Craigslist hosted 909,443 job-related postings in an average market and had been present, on average, for 8 years.16 When national websites are coded as not competing with Craigslist, Craigslist hosted 5743 job-related postings in an average market and had been present for about 2 years.17.17

SimplyHired has millions of job postings in an extremely wide range of categories.

Glendale Unified School District, for example, hired an outside firm to track students' social media postings in an effort to discover potentially dangerous behavior such as bullying, a controversial move seen by some as infringing on free-speech rights and inviting unfair overreactions.

These analyses showed that an increased number of postings in an Internet group were associated with slightly changed mood disturbance, but significant only at 12 months (β coefficient per 10 postings, 0.57; 95% CI, 0.28 0.86).