Sentence examples for a marked learning from inspiring English sources

These surgical procedures were reported to have less effective results than EX-DCR and involve a marked learning curve.

WT NPCs-transplanted Tg2576 mice also showed marked learning impairment, with limited improvement over trials, but IL-1raTG NPCs-transplanted Tg2576 mice were completely rescued from this impairment, displaying reductions in the latency to reach the hidden platform that were similar to those of WT controls (Figure 2b).

The exclusion criteria were: history of CNS disease or present HIV-related CNS disease (not HAD), severe dementia, marked learning disability, prominent alcohol consumption (scale 4, see below) and refusal to participation.

The Court of Appeal handed down a judgment yesterday that deserves to be read, marked, learned and inwardly digested by every British university vice-chancellor.

Changeux has read, marked, learned and inwardly digested Darwin's (1871) Descent of Man, which argues convincingly that human beings inherited their social insects from their social primate ancestors, which could not afford to act like egoists.

I ended up dragging her off to Hawaii anyway and she assured me she had a great time because a highlight she said was marking learning to surf off her bucket list.

Horizontal lines mark learning cycle boundaries.

After decades of reading, marking, learning and inwardly digesting this Gospel According to Luke, on this First Sunday in Lent 2013 I was struck with the divine irony that when the devil had run out of other temptations, he turned to Scriptural Literalism in his last ditch effort to keep Jesus from his appointed rounds as the rabble rousing rabbi from Nazareth.

Whether learning to read or reason, the systematic flow of information from cognition into action shows that dynamic action variables may mark learning in ways that discrete performance measures may not have access to (e.g., see Ref. 50).

The letter, written to mark learning disability week, added: "Support through welfare and social care allows people with a learning disability to leave their homes, be active in the community and seek employment.

In spite of this, standard vesture in Presbyterian churches is now the black gown and white linen bands over cassock and cincture, with the academic hood added for preaching services as a mark of learning appropriate to the pulpit, and a stole or scarf (see also Protestantism).