Sentence examples for readiness activities from inspiring English sources

This is the most open-ended of all the Evolution Readiness activities and, perhaps, the most challenging for students.

Here we report on the performance of a forest cover and deforestation mapping tool developed by Asner et al [17] for the operational monitoring of REDD+ landscapes in order to advance the readiness activities in carbon accounting frameworks.

The Central Plateau Volcanic Advisory Group CPVAGG) was established in 2008 to "provide a forum for the collective planning and readiness activities for volcanic hazards in the Central Plateau" which includes the volcanoes Mt. Ruapehu, Mt. Ngauruhoe, and Mt. Tongariro (CPVAG 2009, p. 5).

Yet an analysis by the Project on Government Oversight has found that the net result of Thornberry's proposal would be to cut operations and maintenance - the funding source for readiness activities -- by over $11 billion.

Here we report on the performance of a forest cover and deforestation mapping tool developed by Asner et al [ 17] for the operational monitoring of REDD+ landscapes in order to advance the readiness activities in carbon accounting frameworks.

UNICEF is advocating for more resources to be assigned to assist such day care centres so they can provide children with early stimulation, enrolment in pre-school and nurseries, and participation in other learning and school readiness activities which also help children to develop and perform better when they enter primary school.

In kindergarten, the children do what educators call pre-reading or reading-readiness activities: listening to books read aloud, name-writing or making up stories.

Examples of components included in this element include "students use technology," "students participate in career-readiness activities" (e.g., internships), and "student-led demonstrations of learning".

Secondary outcomes will include body composition analysis using BIA along with other measurements consisting of pre-activity readiness for physical activity (PAR-Q+), Physical Activity Scale for the Elderly (PASE), quality of life (SF-12), Falls Efficacy Scale-International (FES-I), fear of falling, depression (GDS), cognitive function (MMSE), nutrition status (MNA) and oral health (GOHAI).

The results suggest that the readiness training activities may help probationers become more involved in treatment and that this may lead to greater satisfaction with counselors and sessions.

A set of readiness training activities, designed to promote early involvement in treatment, was implemented in a 4-month residential criminal justice program.