Sentence examples for separate rubrics from inspiring English sources

The paper also highlights lessons learned on the suitability of using separate rubrics for different tasks, the need of accurately timing the expand contract process, and on the convenience of supporting rubrics with suitable teaching, which must convey good practices and evaluation tools through rubrics.

The courses were named as follows: Integrated Biology and Statistics, Integrated Biology and Calculus, and Integrated Biology and Discrete Math, and a separate rubric (IBMS) for the courses was obtained.

The first two of the essays have also been evaluated via a separate assessment rubric.

Ovarian tumours were only assigned a separate three-digit rubric in the International Classification of Diseases with the introduction of the tenth revision in 1995 (ICD-9 183.0; ICD-10 C56), but in any case almost 99% of the tumours were coded to the ovary, with only about 1% to the Fallopian tube (183.2, C57.0); tumours coded to the broad ligament and other adnexa were extremely rare.

The Obama administration has been working for months on two separate programs under the rubric of public-private partnerships to mop up the immense volume of bad assets tied to the housing bubble.

Anyway, most of these videos more or less follow a similar rubric: You separate the whites from the yolks.

For decades, middle-class parents have been demanding more quality options, and CPS responded with several new selective International Baccalaureate and Fine and Performing Arts programs, with a separate (and even more complicated) admissions rubric.

There are now almost two dozen separate investigations under way under the broad rubric of the Lava Jato scandal.

Ever since Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese rule in 1997, China and Hong Kong have sought to portray Hong Kong as a highly autonomous territory with separate economic and political structures, under the rubric of "one country, two systems".

Deploying troops there could also be justified under the rubric of "separating warring parties".

This rubric still separated the animals sampled in the last week of April and the beginning of May (the start of the nominal dry season) from those sampled slightly earlier in April.