Sentences with phrase «examiners also»

Examiners also observe the child to gain a better understanding of his / her behaviors and personality.

The Board of Bar Examiners also considers how long the military spouse has been practicing law, prior employment and career goals.

The examiners also awarded high marks with regard to child safety.

Senior examiners also can't work for an institution they supervised within a year of leaving their jobs.

Not exact matches

Claims examiners want to see that you've received medical care for your condition regularly and recently, said Laurence, who is also the editor of DisabilitySecrets.com.

The Connecticut medical examiner's office reports the elderly husband and wife both had heart disease, and Maureen also had diabetes.

The DFS is also designating a small group of specialized examiners to deal with startups and their license applications.

Other regional Fed banks also are considering removing examiners from banks, said the person, who requested anonymity because the information isn't public.

He is also Regional Professor of Theology at the South East Asia Graduate School of Theology in Singapore and external examiner for the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

The Israeli archaeologist, Nachman Avigad, was also a visiting professor and one of my doctoral examiners.

A small amount of Valium was also present in Bironas» system, though the medical examiner said its effects were negligible.

He was an examiner for the California Acupuncture Committee and also participated in the Chinese Herbology Exam development for NCCA.

Continuing education credits are also available through the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services for 6.0 hours of continuing education credit for dietitians (provider #DA 46938), and 6.25 L - CERPs through International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners.

Lawrence also wonders who is ultimately responsible for the policies at the National Board of Medical Examiners.

He also said he missed his work as a forensic scientist in the medical examiner's office.

Although rampant among accountants and auditors, this number also came up in a survey by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners

The office's request also includes a pay raise for the chief medical examiner.

The statistics, from the county medical examiner's office, also showed a drop in the number of heroin - related deaths while fatal overdoses caused by fentanyl and other fentanyl analogues have risen.

The civil rights activist has served as a spokesman for the family of Garner — a 43 - year - old Staten Island man whose chokehold death was ruled a homicide by the medical examiner following a July 18 attempt to arrest him for allegedly selling loose cigarettes — and is also heavily involved in the case of Michael Brown, who was shot and killed by police in Ferguson, Mo..

Deliberations about possible legislation to expand state workers compensation to police who responded to the Newtown school massacre have changed direction: There is now a move to also include school staff members and medical examiners» personnel who were...

«We appreciate the feedback from the state comptroller's examiners and, as outlined in the report, also appreciate their understanding of the unique circumstances faced by the district leading to unanticipated fiscal results during the years reviewed,» said Superintendent James Polanski.

We also added additional medical examiners to help address the backlog resulting from the ongoing opioid epidemic.

In making the Justice Department announcement, Rosenstein also said the department would reinstitute next month the Council of Federal Forensic Laboratory Directors, a group of the heads of the government's leading forensic laboratories and digital analysis centers; put in place a system for monitoring examiner's courtroom testimony and regularly review the new standards «to confirm that they reflect current scientific knowledge and best practices.»

You are also called upon to convince an examiner that the «prior art» — the scientific and patent literature in existence before your client's invention was made — does not describe the invention, either in whole or in part.

But the point is that homicide down 82 percent also is a medical examiner statistic that you can check against, and it works beautifully.

«The examiners» superiority was greatest when they had a longer time to study the images, and they were also more accurate than others at matching faces when the faces were shown upside down.

The research also suggests that trained facial forensic examiners identify faces in a different way to the small number of people who are naturally very good at face matching — the so - called super-recognisers.

An examiner can also decide to let an application proceed because the product is sufficiently different from its natural counterpart based on «structure, function, and / or other properties,» which may be reassuring to academia, says Robert Hardy, director of contracts and intellectual property management for the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR), a Washington, D.C. — based association of research universities.

The new approach also seeks to transform firearm identification from a subjective method that depends on an examiner's experience and judgement to one that is based on objective measurements.

His work involved interacting with medical examiners (also called forensic pathologists), which quickly illuminated for him an elegant way to carve a career combining science and medicine.

EPO also offers internships, and advertises examiner jobs on Twitter and Facebook.

The report also delves into existing literature that traces how subjective judgments by latent fingerprint examiners can influence their findings, particularly when they are exposed in advance of their analysis to information about an underlying criminal investigation or shown an existing fingerprint of a suspect.

In reviewing how different levels of training and varying perceptive abilities of examiners impact their work, the assessment also factors in how examiners handle evidence of different quality, such as a slightly smudged fingerprint, and the impact of workplace procedures, including the levels of investigative information examiners are exposed to and how such information can influence judgments.

We also thank the medical examiners of the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office, San Diego, California, for their dedicated assistance in this study.

They can also work directly for the USPTO as patent examiners.

She also oversaw NNSA and the Defense Department's Cooperative Threat Reduction activities as senior program examiner for the Office of Management and Budget from 2004 to 2007.

Speaking of cops, the film also includes a gruff police commissioner, Dolan (Dan Lauria), whose daughter Ellen (Sarah Paulson) is the medical examiner and the non-fatale femme in the Spirit's life.

Of course, there is also plenty of documented evidence in the acknowledgements page of theses showing that partners and spouses are of immense and invaluable support; doubtless they also share in the joy (and relief) of those satisfactory examiners» reports.

You also have to do oral exams where you present a lesson to a panel of examiners.

A former teacher and assistant principal, Schargel also served on the Guidelines Development Committee for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in Education and, for two years, was an examiner for the Baldrige award.

«With this digital portfolio, the teacher can correct their work right away, make corrections, review it, and then the examiners can also correct the work from elsewhere, from anywhere in the world, because this tool is oriented to the international Baccalaureate.

The watchdog has also called for specially - trained reviewers, rather than ordinary examiners, to check marking where results are queried.

The supported written responses are written by me and would be achieving the top bands in each question as moderated by three GCSE teachers 1 of whom is also an examiner.

Also comes with a podcast from an examiner.

One of the teachers also questioned the advisability of senior examiners writing textbooks in the subject they are examining.

Ofqual's move also comes after the Telegraph released video footage of a conversation between an undercover reporter and a chief examiner at Edexcel who claimed the company's GCSE geography tests were not as difficult as those from other exam boards

«However in the rare instances where we are not able to recruit Welsh - speaking examiners with the necessary subject and assessment experience, we undergo a four stage process, using a translation agency also used by the National Assembly for Wales.»

Ofqual also suggests exam boards draw up clear contractual arrangements setting out the obligations of teachers, directly contact schools to emphasise the importance of ethical practice and consequences of wrongdoing, and require «annual declarations» from teacher - examiners that they are complying with obligations to protect the confidentiality of assessment materials.

During the assessment process, examiners look for evidence of the disorder and also rule out other factors that could be causing the student's reading and language problems.

In both the Eton and Winchester cases, the teachers were also reportedly working as examiners at CIE.