Sentence examples for proactive activities from inspiring English sources
A distinction was made between proactive activities before an assessment is conducted (e.g. item review panels, faculty development) and monitoring after the assessment (e.g. psychometric and other analyses).
Typical of this trend, a number of NGOs are currently working in Gambella region, yet none of them are involved in proactive activities intended to mitigate the impact of floods.
As a result, passive controls to ensure scientific integrity are now viewed as insufficient, and institutions are moving to proactive activities to educate and reinforce honesty, accuracy, and objectivity in research (DHHS 2006).
Interestingly, these practices are referred to as 'courtesies' by the railroad workers, emphasising that they are not required by the operating rules, but rather are part of the informal redundant 'safety net' that is provided through voluntary proactive activities among railroad workers.
The Federal Communication Commission posted this to its Web site Tuesday afternoon: 3/18/2008 05:14:26 PM Auction 73 Closed There were no bids, withdrawals, or proactive activity rule waivers placed in Round 261.
Firstly, we consider the effect of only the proactive activity-related policy thresholds on performance.
In contrast, when the proactive activity threshold policy is introduced (with chacLow 1 = 1), the optimal latency threshold tHigh 1 reduces to 300 ms (with the 400 ms threshold providing worst performance than when at 300 ms).
Proactive activity in lateral PFC may reflect the preparation and maintenance of task-goal representations, to facilitate the optimal updating and integration of memory-set information into an attentional bias regarding the upcoming probe.
As Chicago police officers describe themselves as being under attack, some kinds of proactive policing activities have dropped.
Indeed, at times the trial has focused on Operations Order 52, a Police Department policy that stresses the importance of "proactive enforcement activities," including "the stopping and questioning of suspicious individuals".
In Chicago, for instance, the spike in shootings and homicides corresponded closely to a drop in proactive policing activities, including arrests for homicides and non-fatal shootings, after the release of a video showing the police killing of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, according to city data analyzed by FiveThirtyEight.
