Sentence examples for rubric because from inspiring English sources

I picked Sway and Cortana out of the mix of products that Microsoft is building under the larger Office rubric because they are both very much mobile-focused services.

Butler & Lee (2010), did not look at graded self-assessments, while Matsuno (2009), who did in fact look at self-assessment on graded tasks, used a "simplified" version of a teacher-rating rubric because it was believed that students were too inexperienced to effectively apply the same rubric teachers use.

The number of validations within one category and the validation rate within each category do not always have a clear and consistent relationship to the truth of the finding in question, and we propose that at this point they should not be folded into the rubric because of added ambiguity.

The rubric for regulating genetically modified animals differs from that used for crops, notes Greg Jaffe, biotechnology project director at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group in Washington, DC. "They use the animal-drug rubric because that's the legal construct they have," Jaffe says.

Anxiety is brought about by rubrics because of that fear that they might not meet all expectations set by the rubric.

In other words, the teacher-raters could have paid more attention to errors because they did not have a rubric or because those criteria were a better fit for the given task.

"The United States is lumping all these captured people under the rubric of 'unlawful combatants' because it suits their political agenda," she said.

I usually don't care much for national shows, which bunch artists of dissimilar temperaments under the rubric of identity; just because artists come from the same place doesn't necessarily mean that their work has anything in common.

Second, students also perceived rubric grading as subjective because of the score ranges in each category/criterion that rubrics would have.

Discussion of the disorganized attachment style sometimes includes this style under the rubric of attachment disorders because disorganized attachment is seen as the beginning of a developmental trajectory that will take the individual ever further from the normal range, culminating in actual disorders of thought, behavior, or mood.

Since then I've enjoyed a many great opportunities to clarify my thoughts on the idea of competition, perhaps in part because the rubric itself has dubious connotations in a day when collaboration is a more welcome and digestible concept, or perhaps because people, like my golfer friend, have inaccurate assumptions about the true object of our competition.