Sentence examples for benefit of note taking from inspiring English sources
Half of the benefit of note taking is that writing it down tells your brain to put it in long term memory.
Consumers need to work out whether they will use the additional benefits, ensure that the benefits are suitable and take note of any exclusions that may apply".
The event's organizers hope other institutions will benefit from their efforts by taking note of their proposals and building on them, they told Science Careers in an interview.
James Murdoch told us that, with the benefit of hindsight, News International should have taken note of the Committee's 2010 'Press standards, privacy and libel report' and investigated the provenance of the 'for Neville' e-mail more thoroughly.
But what's more important, according to some researchers, is that good notes provide a record: most of the benefits from notes come not from taking them but from reviewing them, because no matter how closely we pay attention, we forget things soon after we leave class.
The creators of "Damages" certainly took note.
Supervillains of the world, take note.
Students reported the following benefits of videos over live lectures: taking notes from video lectures were convenient, as they need not miss content while writing; some students found it easier to focus attention on videos than in a live class.
If you stand in place of Pharaoh - i.e. if you are a member of a privileged class, benefiting from the exploitation of an underclass - take note.
The scarcity of bioethanol fuel negates the environmental benefits of buying this car; Gordon Brown take note!
