Sentence examples for scope sequence from inspiring English sources

It is crucial that contemporary models directed at eradicating barriers to mental health services are interdisciplinary in context, design, scope, sequence, and best-practice standards.

Model documents such as Benchmarks for Science Literacy (American Association for the Advancement of Science 1993), National Science Education Standards (NSES; National Research Council 1996), and Scope, Sequence and Coordination of Secondary School Science National Science Teachers Associationn 1992) were produced in the hope of influencing the content and pedagogy of science education standards.

(5B) Developing Scope, Sequence, and Instructions.

A program plan including the scope, sequence and program materials was developed [ 44], which is described below.

In Survey II, the same teachers were asked to complete a questionnaire to determine the programs' scope, sequence, structure, and topics as well as the general didactic principles to serve as a basis for program design.

The fifth step consists of the following tasks: (5A) identify implementers, implementation behaviors, and outcomes; (5B) develop implementation and maintenance scope, sequence, and instructions; (5C) plan activities to motivate and train implementers; and (5D) plan logistics including budget, staffing, and materials.

An initial release plan takes into account the team's velocity on the previous release (or general capacity to deliver) and the feature prioritization to create a general scope, sequencing, and timeline for the release.

Recently, next-generation (NextGen) sequencing has made possible investigations of the scope and sequence composition of the antibody repertoire, as represented in the population of B cells sequenced.

These assumptions limited the scope of sequence comparisons to ungapped, end-to-end alignments performed only between equal-length sequences.

He found the curriculum balanced "knowledge and understanding, key concepts and skills that provide a sound disciplinary framework" and had "a well-thought out progression, logical in structure, scope and sequence with a determined view to give a breadth of local, Australian and world history as possible".

"Things happened so fast in the next five seconds that few eyewitnesses could afterwards recall the full scope and sequence of the phenomena", wrote the physicist WA Shurcliff, in the official report of Operation Crossroads, a series of US nuclear bomb tests held less than a year after bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.