Sentence examples similar to prescriptive scheme from inspiring English sources

Reliability based predictions offer more accuracy than prescriptive schemes but at a higher computational expense: existing tools are in need of some improvement.

The CEFR's non-prescriptive scheme and illustrative descriptors make it flexible and internationally applicable, but as is mentioned in the introduction part, in order to increase the efficiency of English language teaching and assessment practice in China, a unified English language ability scale would serve as a standard which can be prescriptively applied off the shelf.

Certainly there are frustrations; inset days spent sticking up Post-it notes on how to teach outstanding lessons, the tyranny of levels and prescriptive mark schemes, cosmetic and time-consuming initiatives from senior managers intent on enhancing their CVs.

The aim of developing these tools is to abandon the old schemes of prescriptive management and move towards a descriptive management approach.

Firms such as Centrica say they could help 20 times as many homes if the scheme was less prescriptive They also complain that government data protection laws prevent them being given information by government departments on the fuel-poor homes that they should target for improvement, thus making it more costly to implement.

First, top-down targets and detailed prescriptive guidance on how to run such schemes should be avoided.

This article concludes by offering prescriptive advice for the application of such schemes to enhance productivity and boost employee satisfaction.

There was something prescriptive and homiletic about Gottman's system.

The station sponsors an 11-site project that is examining various fire prevention schemes, from mechanical cutting alone to just prescriptive burns.

As with another Gove scheme for a single exam board, and his ludicrously prescriptive first draft of the history curriculum, the O-level idea was summarily dropped.

Those shows are prescriptive.