Sentence examples for Subtle instruction from inspiring English sources

Some said that information was always good, but others worried that increased emphasis on ratings would lead professors to focus more on popularity than on substance and to forgo complex and subtle instruction for what was easily accessible.

RAISING HOPE (Fox) Steeped in eccentricity, Greg Garcia's satire about bringing up baby sends up our culture of fetishistic child rearing while providing subtle instruction in the ways that working-class life has changed since Archie Bunker.

This is a more subtle instruction.

He explained that far more seasoned administrators than she had failed in other districts to define how a teacher's performance would be judged -- no one at Parker, for example, wanted to link teacher pay to students' test scores -- and that a fair system linking wages to the subtle work of instruction would most likely be elusive.

However, we cannot exclude that there are subtle ways of instruction that cannot easily be refused.

Additionally, this analysis was split by TA to determine the effect of subtle difference in instruction on teaching-style, order, and teaching-style + order (Table  3).

In traditional architectures, there is a subtle dependency between the instruction cache and memory access for a load or store instruction.

This may be explained by adult patients having a better understanding of the subtle difference in the instructions given.

In a review of clinical studies, Graham et al. [ 14] confirmed the latter point, and argued that "subtle differences in … instructions" (p. 870) may affect the results.

De Guerrero and Villamil (2000) Suggestions/advice, subtle hints, elicitations, providing alternatives, instructing or providing instruction in the form of a mini lesson, defining and using L1.

What is less well known about Bloom's findings is a subtler and deeper point: Individualized instruction can also decrease the standard deviation.