Sentence examples for and to present it in a from inspiring English sources
Science curricula, school textbooks, and teachers and their teaching practices are crucial factors considered to negatively affect students' attitudes toward an interest in science, since they tend to emphasize its academic, strongly intellectual, and abstract character and to present it in a decontextualized manner distanced from everyday life (Semela 2010).
The most common response to bounded rationality in scientific articles is to focus on the supply of evidence: to develop a hierarchy of evidence, which often privileges randomised control trials; to generate knowledge; and to present it in a form that is understandable to policymakers.
The goal of these exhibitions, Mr. Holmes said, is "to make work from the collection available to people in the area and to present it in a nontraditional space, that is, outside of a conventional art-gallery context so that there is wider public access".
Nietzsche, who had sharply questioned the historical methods of his German countrymen in the 1870s, stressed the need to relate history to the present and to present it in a living and beautiful form, if it is to serve the forces of life.
So it is important, to organize the results of the data analysis process and to present it in a form that can be easily interpreted by non-experts.
The ability to take a simple fact, such as how much your monthly phone or cable bill is, and to present it in a manner that seems to justify charges far in excess of what that glib salesperson told you they would be, and to set forth the component costs and charges in such a way that few human beings have the life span to break the apparently impervious code, has become an art form.
"I work totally in the present -- from present to present".
Presented in a new 35-millimeter print.
They present a man in full.
But it is not present in babies.
