Sentences with phrase «produce useful evidence»
At this workshop, teams of 4 — 8 institutional representatives collaborate with experienced facilitators to develop assessment plans that both aim to cultivate an institutional culture committed to continuous improvement and address the need to produce useful evidence of student learning.
https://www.hlcommission.org/ Not exact matches
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The method used in the study is known as the Hirsch Index and while the study authors acknowledge factors such as there being high public interest leading to more studies of a particular illness, they believe that because it is objective and evidence - based it will be a useful complement and guide to more traditional methods of risk assessment and can be used to produce a shortlist of pathogens for authorities to focus on.
«This new effort is the most comprehensive and consistent that I know of to pull evidence together and produces useful and important results.»
Proponents of these assessments find them useful in guiding decision making regarding a student's learning despite research yielding «sparse evidence that it has produced measurable or observable improvements in educational outcomes» (Hansen, 1993).
It is useful for Realclimate to produce this kind of «back to basics» article, but the fact that it is still necessary is evidence that we are dealing with idiots and the wilfully ignorant.
The key to deciding if these models are useful, because they do produce something that might appear to be similar to a cardiac arrhythmia, and so could be said to produce a useful result, is that they can be falsified on the basis of specific predictions such as implying a range of conduction velocities within the heart that have never been measured in real life or that an arrhythmia can persist in a small piece of isolated tissue when all the experimental evidence suggests that a minimum volume of tissue is required to support an arrhythmia.
A useful summary was provided in WUWT, but it failed to identify all the severe limitations of the work, not least of which is that the evidence was produced using a computer model.
Motl's long - time dalliance with string theory (I don't think he's produced anything useful) could explain his lack of respect for evidence, but Christy ought to know better.