Sentence examples for time-based assessment from inspiring English sources
For this purpose, a fiber model of this building is subjected to nonlinear dynamic analyses at different seismic intensity levels, and its results are used to perform a time-based assessment to evaluate the building performance over time.
The #5c21 tool allows a pre-test, post-test or just-in time teacher-based assessment or learner self-assessment which aims at collecting the level of achievement in each observable for the activity.
These observable competency-based milestones require real-time, workplace-based assessment of trainees' skills, which include the provision of feedback and reflection across varied content areas to foster the deliberate practice needed to acquire expertise [ 5– 9].
However, since pressure relief is time varying, a time-based analysis technique may be more suitable for performance assessment.
Additionally, studies using measures collected in real time, also referred to as ecologic momentary assessment techniques, may be limited in sample size and duration because of event-based and time-based designs (17).
Such suggestions "could include the feasibility of moving from the existing time-based deferrals related to risk behaviors to alternate deferral options, such as the use of individual risk assessments".
In 2007-09 the academic establishment persuaded the government to abandon plans to replace the 2008 RAE with a cheaper and less time-consuming metrics-based assessment, pleading that rigorous research evaluation required "expert peer review".
Statistical analysis showed a significant difference between S. anginosus group real-time PCR and culture-based assessment for DFIs (p < 0.01) but not major abscesses (p > 0.05).
McNemar's test was performed to study differences between real-time PCR and culture-based assessment of pathogenic presence, for major abscesses and DFIs separately.
Statistical analysis showed a significant difference between S. agalactiae real-time PCR and culture-based assessment for major abscesses (p < 0.001) but not DFIs (p > 0.05).
