Sentence examples for readiness measures from inspiring English sources
The World Bank is pouring hundreds of millions into Istanbul's quake readiness measures.
Children in San Jose and San Francisco showed a greater increase in skills than children in Florida, especially on school readiness measures, but the difference may have been a result of higher quality centers in California, the study notes.
First, that inspection, testing, and other readiness measures had turned into absurd, petty bureaucratic nonsense.
The first looks at school readiness measures for kindergarten students, and finds that low-income students are coming to school with skills that more closely match those of their high-income peers than in previous decades.
School readiness measures a child's preparedness to perform in multiple domains (e.g., emotional, behavioural, cognitive) in the school environment.
The oddity of the readiness measuring system is that forces involved in actual military operations score lower under it.
Heat and wind also fed the flames in the California fires.So far, fire managers in Boise, Idaho where the National Interagency Fire Centre acts as sort of a wildland fire Pentagon, dispatching firefighters, fire engines and aircraft to the hottest spots—have held their "readiness measure" at Level 3. At the highest, Level 5, fire crews are stretched to their absolute limit.
Average score on the single-item Readiness measure was 6.1 (SD = 2.7, range = 1-10).
Similarly, Collins and colleagues did not show an association between readiness (measured with a readiness to change questionnaire) and drinking among students.
Similarly for readiness measured by the RTCQ, discussion with the physician about the patient's alcohol consumption was a significant predictor of an increase (+1.14 points, p = 0.04).
Staff readiness, measured by whether nurses feel professionally prepared for dealing with the death of a patient, improves how nurses and relatives assess the patient's symptom experience (by 4.14 and 6.75 percentage points respectively).
