Sentences with phrase «examination of»

Even those who are an exception can still benefit from a close examination of what really works for their baby and their family.

Join us for a detailed examination of how effective leadership evaluations for all school - based and district leadership positions help foster a unified community of instruction.

The intimate atmosphere of the fair that allows for thorough examination of each artwork without feeling overwhelmed by the space.

It requires a careful examination of physical, mental, emotional, environmental, and cultural factors related to the child or adolescent, his / her family, and the environment.

Instead, allow some time for examination of why it was so successful.

He's not much for detailed examinations of horses in which he is interested.

Cognitive — behavioural therapy for the symptoms of schizophrenia: systematic review and meta - analysis with examination of potential bias.

Text pairing isn't new, but shared responsibility for ensuring that students build knowledge, gain insights, explore possibilities, and broaden their perspective through critical examination of different texts is.

But, what they forget in this quest, is the duty of physical examination of their pooch.

However, accurate diagnosis of the type and a prediction of how it will behave rely upon microscopic examination of tissue.

This document may be used in professional learning workshops or meetings to provide participants with an overview of curriculum renewal including examination of student outcomes in each area of study.

Needless to say, frequent and close examination of what they are getting for what they spend on management would be helpful.

Once our bid was accepted, they were able to recommend several home inspectors who did a very through examination of our house.

How many years is it since we had any kind of examination of abstract expressionism?

There is then an in - depth examination of how the movie was funded and the production process.

The conviction of truth of some statement or reality of some phenomenon especially on examination of evidence.

This is the first comprehensive examination of the reading habits of the general population since e-books have come to prominence.

He seems to be implying that the future can be determined from examination of the past.

The palpable danger that such an approach is conceivable is suggested by examination of proposed climate policies of even the most forward - looking of nations.

Further examination of data collected on grandparents and their relationship with the child and family is included in chapter 5.

She said exhibits including medical examination of the suspect, weapon used and photographs of the scene and victim were taken by the police.

It is also what leads to a deep examination of conscience which is the intellect.

Daily demonstrate the ability to provide detailed examination of data, medical documents, claim history from beginning to end as a basis for leading clinical round table discussion.

They also included opportunities for teachers to engage in a collaborative examination of student work.

A recent examination of what's holding back homebuyers argues that the down payment is the biggest challenge for first timers.

Even if you can afford a judicial review, reforms will make it easier for public bodies to escape a full examination of whether or not they behaved in accordance with law.

There doesn't seem to be any point to it, any message to take away or deep examination of what dreams are.

Visitors will find interesting ideas for classroom activities and thoughtful examinations of current teaching techniques, as well as a healthy dose of technology advice.

The wife had presented only one witness, and the husband's counsel had not even finished with direct examination of the husband.

Yet it is also a profound examination of human love and how we live together, a chamber piece of real resonance and power.

One that is informed by a profound examination of historical and current disciplinary mechanisms shaping society.

It's got the black comedy that's been at the core of Irish writing for centuries, but also offers a deadly serious examination of faith and compassion.

This test gives a complete examination of knowledge, behavioral and social skill set.

These herbs should be given only upon examination of the patient in order to prescribe the correct formulations for the specific conditions.

She describes her artwork as a critical visual examination of contemporary culture.

Its course orientation with a focus on a substantive examination of contemporary photography was unique and quickly lead to a profound understanding of the medium as an independent art form.

This book also highlights unique approaches, detailed assessment and critical examinations of school activities, all of which make this unlike anything else available today.

Our approach to family therapy includes examination of individual members of the family.

Some thought that the pilot scheme enabled a more rigorous examination of the evidence, while others thought that it was neither more nor less rigorous.

Continued visits and monitoring, and possibly examination of other affected family members, provide further confirmation.

Her steel sculptures, metal drawings, fusion of colour and found objects are both an honest examination of emotional transitions as well as celebration of maturity, power and independence.

It's also a moving examination of life with depression, an absorbing start to a family saga and a master class in how to translate complicated emotions into dazzling, layered love scenes.

The new study provides comprehensive guidelines, based on an extensive examination of more than 50 data resources, to help researchers select the most appropriate data resource for their work.

A more systematic examination of how the insider - outsider dilemma affects the politics of other countries is needed.

Historically the proper vehicle for the study and examination of art, the gallery provides an arena for making connections critical to the educational process.

Yet there have been few longitudinal examinations of these relationships and virtually none focusing on the adolescent period.