Sentence examples for transparent grading from inspiring English sources

Online learning, on the other hand, offers constant interactivity and faster, more transparent grading.

Researchers also know that the institutional climate makes a considerable difference in students' ability to achieve — for example, a welcoming environment, the willingness of students to work collaboratively across racial and ethnic lines, transparent grading rubrics and the expectation that faculty members view every student as worthy.

The yield behaviour of a transparent grade of rubber-toughened poly methyl methacrylate) (RTPMMA) is investigated over a range of temperatures, in tension, compression and flexure.

Transparent graded tubing was used to see the level of water in the collecting tank and simultaneous measurement for time duration was done to calculate the discharge flow rate.

Designing contracts with lower transaction costs, more transparent quality grading, and fairer risk-sharing arrangements could enhance smallholder participation in supermarket procurement channels.

But a more transparent poverty grading process that takes into account individual poverty in a more comprehensive way may be necessary with particular strategies in place for community input.

These recommendations are consistent with the quality of the evidence and patient preferences toward treatment and outcomes, an assessment made possible by GRADE's transparent system for grading the clinical evidence.

I rolled the generic, practically transparent, industrial grade one-ply tissue under the stall, at which point Mr. Hayward was heard to utter "You bastard".

It allows students to make the relatively opaque process of class and teacher selection fully transparent, by providing grade distributions and teacher feedback to allow a student to shape their individual class schedule, based on their own needs and style (e.g., "I am fine with exams, but I hate teachers who give tons of quizzes").

Hickey recommended K-Bond Polyester Knife Grade Transparent Adhesive, which Braxton-Bragg sells for $14.95 a quart, with a tube of hardener included.

17 GRADE is a transparent and systematic approach to grading our confidence in the evidence.