Sentence examples for comparison with students from inspiring English sources

And a comparison with students from other countries might be even more unfavorable economically to the state of California (and to the U.S.).

The results obtained from this experiment demonstrated that examples related to students engineering careers have a very positive impact on learning and awaked up the student interest on programming courses; in comparison with students who just follow examples from a textbook as in an ordinary course.

Specifically, FVB students who belong to the commercial school profile are more likely to wish to work (in comparison with students who belong to another school profile).

This shows that the teaching method applied for this study has a definite positive influence on the students' selective attention and therefore on the long-term success because of a clearly better performance in comparison with students who have not watched the videos and because of the satisfactory distribution of grades within the class.

In comparison with students from other countries, Tanzanian students reported the second highest percentage.

To generate an expert data set for comparison with students' conceptions, we recruited faculty from the biology, chemistry/biochemistry, environmental studies, and geosciences departments at the same university.

If advertising is the issue, this could be a societal problem rather than a problem for universities alone, despite the comparison with student-run services such as Nightline.

A corresponding expert document to use as a comparison with student descriptions was constructed by combining a Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, USA PNASS) review article on meiosis (Kleckner, 1996) and a textbook section describing meiosis (Alberts et al., 2002).

However, consistent with local dominance, ASCs are largely determined by comparisons with students in their own class, not objective or subjective comparisons with other classes or schools.

Lastly, in order to address the problem of self-selection bias, it is desirable to make comparisons with students who do not participate in such mini-company projects.

Based on our review of the results of six international achievement surveys conducted from 1991 to 2001, we conclude that U.S. students have generally performed above average in comparisons with students in other industrialized nations.