Sentence examples for rubric by from inspiring English sources

It's important to note that many of the people who describe themselves as middle class would not be placed under that rubric by most objective observers.

After two years in the RAF (1949-51), he became a fellow of Clare College, where he persuaded Cambridge to put labour law into the rubric by disguising it as "industrial law".

In Paris, she violates yet another social rubric by falling in love with a married man, a well-read, clever romantic who is also a bit of a cad.The gradually more insistent incursions of the second world war are deftly brought to bear on Lavinia's heady affair.

The above is the rubric by which Microsoft's investment choices will be made.

We investigated how nine trained raters used a popular five-component analytic rubric by Jacobs et al. (1981; reproduced in Weigle, 2002).

This process comprised an eligibility check (normally, that the applicant was registered with UNHCR as a refugee); an English test; a proctored essay scored against a rubric by teams of volunteer faculty; and a face-to-face interview.

This study investigated the impact of using rubrics by comparing essay ratings when rated with or without a rubric.

This study examines how teacher-raters are affected by rubrics by looking at how rating patterns change, with and without using a rubric.

We revised and refined the rubrics by scoring the items on a scale of 0 3.

Designers can provide rubrics by which students can judge the quality of their own responses and those of classmates.

To confirm if ICD-10 chander2 level4 aNCSPchapterNterN had different numbers of words and/or numbers of characters than the remainders of the respective terminology systems, we compared the length of the rubrics by correlation, rubric ratio and rubric ratio resampling.