Sentence examples for recall activity from inspiring English sources
American and Chinese regulators also agreed to hold regular product safety talks, including monthly discussions of recall activity and trends, Ms. Nord said.
The agreement stipulates that regular talks, including monthly discussions of recall activity and trends, will be held between the two nations.
Photographs of SFS games were used to help children recall activity type [ 46, 47].
Both MCI and amnesic-MCI are conditions with a high risk of progressing to Alzheimer's disease or dementia [ 16– 18], probably because recall activity is centered in the entorhinal cortex and hippocampus, where the earliest neuropathological changes in Alzheimer's disease occur [ 14].
Implementing approaches to test-enhanced learning in a class should therefore involve no-stakes or low-stakes scenarios in which students are engaged in a recall activity to promote their learning rather than being repeatedly subjected to high-stakes testing situations.
Participants were asked to recall activities and events over their entire lifetimes.
The MARCA is a self-report recall electronic diary/questionnaire which requires children to recall activities in segments which can be as small as five minutes [ 28].
The test is built in such a way that it enables differentiation between symptoms of hippocampus damage (associated with AD) and common memory impairment; it includes immediate free recall exercises and postponed free recall activities.
The International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ) [ 21] uses a structured format that asks participants to recall activities for each of the last seven preceding days in morning, afternoon, and evening time periods.
The PA questionnaire is a cross-cultural adaptation of the Physical Activity Questionnaire for Older Children (PAQ-C) [ 69] and the Children's Leisure Activities Study Survey (CLASS) [ 70]: two standardized activity questionnaires for children, both of which recall activities over the previous 7 days.
Participants recalled activity over a long period of time (15 years) with the same instrument that was originally used.
