Sentence examples for practice marking from inspiring English sources

1/14 (7.14 %) of students were unable to be recommended by Group 2 assessors (AIP question 5; Table  2) Internal consistency: The Assessment of Insightful Practice marking tool demonstrated high internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha) for both groups.

Practice marking time without drifting around on your podium.

Palermo (1943-1977) studied with Joseph Beuys at the influential Kunstakademie Düsseldorf and evolved a working practice marked by wit and precision.

These plays created a parallel public space in which African Americans could both safely disseminate their truths and also cultivate a collective embodied practice marked by both a mourning and a celebration of Black lives.

The genetic conditions that can be diagnosed by each methodology are indicated, with the current methodology in common practice marked with an asterisk.

In all societies under comparison, there were ritual and ceremonial practices marking the stages in the life cycle of the individual birth, circumcision, puberty, marriage, and death.

Financial payoffs, grade-fixing, relaxed eligibility requirements - these practices, marking athletics at some universities, have sadly become a burden that all of us who attend the academic tradition must somehow shoulder.

It documents a series of practices marked "agreed" to clamp down on so-called "non-compliant" asylum seekers, which have been criticised by professor Louise Newman one of Australia's foremost experts in mental health as "very dangerous".

Even practices marked by innocent motives and benign effects can give reason for pause when they needlessly entrench divisive assumptions about how people of a particular race think or act.

Experts estimate that we have fewer than 60 harvests remaining if we don't move away from destructive industrialized farming practices – marked by concentrated production of a single crops, reliant on fossil fuel fertilizers and chemical pesticides –  to more sustainable farming techniques.

This year's Survey of Credit Underwriting Practices marks the first time in four years that a majority of credit card issuers left their consumer lending requirements unchanged, instead of tightening them.