Sentence examples for practice measures from inspiring English sources
The teacher instructional practice measures were derived from teachers' responses to the mathematics teacher survey.
The student achievement and teacher practice measures, as well as the student and school covariates are discussed in turn.
Fifth, our study is the first to determine whether short-term gains have any staying power (>1 year later) using empirical (including practice) measures and self-perception data.
To assess the effectiveness of a culturally sensitive, structured education programme (CSSEP) on biomedical, knowledge, attitude and practice measures among Arabs with type two diabetes.
Earlier this month, in the U.S., the consumer-focused FTC set out detailed concerns about consumer privacy challenges posed by the collective impact of connected devices, and suggested some specific best practice measures that IoT companies should adopt — such as security by design; practicing data minimization; and increasing consumer transparency about data usage and re-usage.
The paper details some of the operational aspects of these metrics in the form of environmental sustainability-accessibility space, putting into practice measures of environmental stewardship, social equity, economic efficiency, and the relationship among them.
In daily practice, measuring P0.1 is very simple to apply and joined with a rebreathing bag, measurement of CO2 responsiveness is possible.
In practice, measuring "engagement" may be nothing more than a way to justify the value of under-performing ads.
We select the distance to the best practice (measured by its QOF points) that is the most further away amongst the 10 selected practices.
In practice, measuring Z requires additional grids or objects on the ground and is more difficult than measuring Y which is the known height of the human.
Given the centrality of organizational memory functions in supporting faculty practice, measuring changes to how curricular information is stored and retrieved would provide insights into these matters.
