Sentence examples similar to consequent teaching from inspiring English sources
Following investment in dietetic support to this clinic, with consequent increased teaching of carbohydrate and insulin skills to our patient population, we intend to repeat this study.
Gradually and laboriously, a genuine contemporary achievement in the teaching and consequent production of translations of classical European literature, particularly poetry, has flourished, or at least sprouted, in the last decade.
He has experienced great advantage from this conversion and from "teaching them their consequent duties".
The anti-Aristotelian tendencies of the early phase of Arabic philosophy, marked by the adoption of a decidedly Platonic stance in metaphysics and the consequent rejection of Aristotle's teaching, evident in the views of Abū Bakr Muḥammad Ibn Zakariyāʼ al-Rāzī (d. ca. 925), remained a local and short-lived phenomenon.
The complexity of the educational approach needed to teach carbohydrate counting and consequent insulin adjustment can represent an obstacle for many patients, thus limiting the possibility of its widespread use as an effective self-management tool.
These barriers include concerns about (a) the effectiveness of these new methods, (b) preparation time, (c) the class time required to implement active learning and instructors' consequent ability to cover the syllabus, and (d) student resistance, which includes any number of possible negative responses to the new teaching methods.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
The consequent unrest could be considerable.
"There was incredulous consequent public shock.
The consequent risks to business are considerable.
