Sentence examples for changing prerequisites from inspiring English sources

This paper focuses on the complex organizational context of estimation and investigates whether estimates may be distorted, i.e. intentionally changed for reasons beyond legitimate changes due to changing prerequisites such as requirements or scope.

Please note: While the subject listing page lists 21M.302 as the prerequisite for this class, the instructor is changing the prerequisite to 21M.051.

Technology awareness, motivation, and changing learners' behavior are prerequisites for successful e-learning implementations.

Some authors claim that change in conceptions about teaching is a necessary prerequisite to changing instruction (Ho et al., 2001), while others claim the opposite; that is, change in teaching practices occurs before change in beliefs (Guskey, 2000).

For example, the "Information, Motivation and Behavior (IMB) model" asserts that information is a prerequisite for changing behavior, but in itself is usually insufficient to achieve this change if the patient is not motivated to perform the behavior [ 26, 27].

Findings from a study involving 403 participants add to our understanding of ELM concerning the role of website design and how an individual's level of issue involvement is a prerequisite to changing user attitudes.

When he was elected in 1998, Chávez used this brilliantly to decentralise, to give the impoverished grassroots power they had never known and to begin to dismantle a corrupt political superstructure as a prerequisite to changing the direction of the economy.

Given the low awareness of AFVs found in the reviewed attitudinal studies, information provision is a prerequisite for changing environmental behaviour.

Local chromatin movements are a prerequisite for changing the transcriptional status of a gene, whether for repression or activation [ 23].

This involved choosing boundary partners, negotiating priorities, drawing out participant learning through self-assessment of our process (a prerequisite for changing mental models and thus achieving outcomes), and understanding how conveyed messages may reinforce the status quo.

They may even agree with President Bush that changing the culture is the prerequisite for changing the law and with two popes and many other religious leaders that creating a "culture of life" is a multidimensional task.