Sentence examples for apply our gained from inspiring English sources

The game offered us opportunities to apply our gained knowledge in a near real-world context of Agriculture … as you know, Hong Kong has no farming industry …… I think I am still not good at game-based learning, Haha … I am more confident of learning in the traditional teaching setting.

With the World Twenty20 and ODI World Cup taking place within the next year, the coming series will provide us with plenty of opportunities to apply our skills and gain valuable time out in the middle.

The insights gained by applying our methodology do not consist only in deciding whether a mobile paradigm is effective for the performance improvement of a given application, but also how to use the paradigm, that is where a component should move, based on a certain type of performance indices.

The novelty of our study, however, is that we also apply knowledge gained in GWAS studies that although instrumental in understanding underlying genetics and pathogenesis of disease, have been somewhat limited in their clinical applicability in day to day practice.

Applying our approach to gene gain/loss profiles we identified (beside mecA) genes ugpQ and maoC.

EBM aims to apply knowledge gained from rigorous scientific research to find solutions to problematic clinical issues [ 15].

We are not the first group to attempt to apply knowledge gained in armed conflict to benefit future trauma victims.

At the individual level, CHWs are predisposed to volunteer work and apply knowledge gained to their own problems and those of their families and communities.

At the individual level, VCHWs are predisposed to volunteer work and apply knowledge gained to their own problems and those of their families and communities.

Sometimes students work in groups to collect data in real-life contexts or apply knowledge gained in the classroom to societal problems.

And, society needs our students to know how to integrate and apply knowledge uniquely gained from a broad general education, which includes disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences.