Sentence examples for clearly learnt from inspiring English sources
There was no effect of group (F < 1) but all groups had clearly learnt to discriminate the geometry of the rectangle as reflected by a significantly longer time spent in the correct corners compared to incorrect corners (F 1,27) = 207.8, p<0.001; Figure 4C) and lack of group by corner interaction (F 3,27) = 2.43, p>0.05; Figure 4C).
"The Republican establishment clearly learnt its lesson from the last two election cycles," he said.
Congress responded in kind.Barack Obama has clearly learnt a lesson from his two Democratic predecessors.
And, Eagleton adds: "Amis fils has clearly learnt more from him than how to turn a shapely phrase".
Sky have clearly learnt from the great sporting transition of recent years: Channel 4's taking of home Test cricket in 1999.
Lessons had been clearly learnt from a super-cyclone in 1999 which killed more than 10,000 people in Orissa.
The tutor was very supportive" (Academic staff) "I was anxious at first but facilitator was very supportive, went through what was good and what needed improvement, and learnt clearly what is expected in a clinical history and communication skills required to get it.
One such issue is reflected in the requirement of vocabulary size (see Table 2) and vocabulary list (words to be learnt), both clearly specified in curricula and playing a key role in textbook writing and assessment development for learners at a particular educational stage.
Susannah Herbert, director of the Forward Arts Foundation, which runs National Poetry Day, said: "Poetry learnt in childhood clearly enters the bloodstream and stays with you forever.
These complex relationships suggest that other mechanisms, in addition to the absolute or relative levels of estrogen and progesterone, appear to regulate kisspeptin sensitivity across the menstrual cycle and clearly there remains much to be learnt regarding these inter-relationships.
