Sentence examples for tasks asked from inspiring English sources

Micro-charting encourages readers to look more carefully and closely at a text and helps us to focus our reading on tasks asked for in prompts.

Though no metrics of learning were assessed, the authors described the students as engaged and able to perform the tasks asked of them.

These tasks asked them to count backward from 20 or count backward from 100 in groups of seven (100, 93, 86).

Informants identified several key, often-dissonant factors that influence how incentives are developed (Additional file 2): organizational structure (available resources and implicit policies), context (programmatic, cultural, community dynamics), experiences and values of programme managers, the nature of the tasks asked of CHWs, and both donor practices and national-level government policy.

The UK NAO has cautioned about the potential risks of deception and has suggested that hospitals should ensure that the nurses are competent to perform the tasks asked of them, because incompetence could add to the workload of permanent staff, and jeopardise patient care and safety (15).

"If you find yourself doing repetitive tasks, ask yourself how they could be automated.

It covers a wide range of tasks: asking pupils to read the poem and answer questions demonstrating comprehension; an unscrambling words task; and an activity getting them to think about what animal images they would create for a poem.

As mentioned earlier, the integrated tasks ask students to read/listen to information from two sources and answer a prompt that requires integrating information from the two sources.

Essock and colleagues (Essock, Sinai, McCarley, Krebs, & DeFord, 1999; Essock et al., 2004) took a categorization approach to their tasks, asking participants to classify whether stimuli represented imagery types with content such as sky, trees, buildings, and water.

Contracts have been tailored to minimize repetitive tasks, asking only that the agent complete the pertinent offer information.

Numerical comparison tasks ask participants to indicate which of the two numbers is larger in magnitude (or sometimes, smaller in magnitude).