Sentence examples for reference to assessment from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we use the term "summative assessment" with reference to assessment contributing to course grades, while "formative assessment" refers to assessment as a tool to aid the learning of students but without grading.

Lab studies, with isolated proteins/parts of the GMP; greenhouse studies and field studies, with whole plants; Y, study conducted by the applicant or by order of the applicant; N, reference to assessment in other applications;'-', no data presented or applicant referred only to the published literature; M, Monarch butterfly; O, other.

Our analysis provides data informing some of these competing priorities in reference to assessment of peri-conception and early pregnancy exposures.

Researchers consulted patients' hospital paper-based records, noting any reference to assessment or management of pain; they identified pain assessment tools (or related documentation) used on each ward and conducted semi-structured interviews with staff, including physicians, nurses and healthcare support workers, as well as family members of the patient.

The application of cost benefit analysis to heritage investment appraisal is discussed, with particular reference to the assessment of non-market benefits.

The term, Quality, in reference to writing assessment is defined and introduced.

The impact of government and research funder policies on libraries is discussed, with specific reference to research assessment, open access and data curation.

The School Coordinators bring samples of video-recordings and assessment records to this inter-school meeting where these samples of student performance from different schools will be viewed and discussed with reference to the assessment criteria.

In order to reduce this possible source of errors, some studies used the principle of equality among the indicators (Meul et al. 2008); nonetheless, other studies argue that indicators cannot be considered equally relevant with reference to sustainability assessment (Vilain 2008, Zahm et al. 2008).

With reference to the assessment of teeth, there was no difference between the two methods.

Objectives: We estimated associations between exposure to ambient air pollutants and stillbirth, with special reference to the assessment of gestational periods when the fetus is most susceptible.