Sentence examples similar to star assessment from inspiring English sources

There is, and it belongs to the Guardian's own Alexis Soloski, who ends her two-star assessment of the show thusly: "strictly all eyez on the exit".

MetaCritic offers it a score of 62/100, although that includes the Guardian's two-star Toronto film festival review rather than Peter Bradshaw's subsequent four-star assessment.

La La Land, which has drawn positive reviews, including a five-star assessment by the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw, goes to some lengths to evoke the atmosphere of modern Los Angeles, despite its deliberately artificial settings.

To study whether miR-1, miR-133, and miR-206 could represent bona fide markers for DMD, a case-by-case correlation analysis between miRNA levels and North Star Ambulatory Assessment (NSAA, Mazzone et al, 2010) was performed in 10 ambulating young DMD children (age range between 3 and 6 years) at the time of the molecular diagnosis.

The authors report on four annual professional development STAR (Scientific Teaching, Assessment, and Resources) workshops offered to faculty from community colleges, 2-yr campuses, and public and private research universities.

A regional consistency panel, routinely convened to scrutinise self-awarded grades, met on 5 November and marked them down in two areas: both from four to three stars in an assessment of how well it was achieving children's "economic wellbeing" and in the capacity to improve.

Renaissance Learning says that last year alone, it powered over 45 million STAR computer-adaptive assessments.

Specific to cloud computing, in addition to CTP and STAR (for self-assessment), CSA also launched the CloudAudit initiative, which provides a common interface and namespace for cloud providers to produce audit assertions, and allows cloud users to automate use of that data in their own audit processes.

In his latest video for HuffPost Queer Voices, Sayre opens up about his "real weird connection" with Reynolds, recalling an interview in which the star offered a frank assessment of plastic surgery in Hollywood.

(High quality, >1 star); Exposure: 1. Assessment of the outcome.

'Assessment of outcome' is awarded a star if the outcomes were assessed by independent blind assessment or record linkage.