Sentence examples for contextual supports from inspiring English sources

These science outcomes in turn feed back into subsequent contextual supports and motivational experiences in the garden.

SCCT also recognizes the roles that personal characteristics (e.g., gender, race/ethnicity, disability status), learning experiences (e.g., access to role models, faculty or peer discouragement), and contextual supports and barriers can play in the process of career choice and development.

Local milieus play an important role in a networked economy and society by providing content and contextual support for innovations.

Without any extra contextual support, the sentence in 24, reproduced in 37 below, does not have a metaphysical reading.

Generalised conversational implicatures are so-called because they seem to arise more or less independently of contextual support.

If lexical processing is modular (i.e., independent of discourse processing), then we would expect all associated meanings to be activated regardless of contextual support and ROM.

This significant priming effect suggests that, regardless of the ROM of the ambiguous word and the existence of contextual support, both meanings of an ambiguous word were activated.

The theoretical implications of this study involved the substantiation of three key elements of SDT: the basic needs, the types of motivation, and the importance of contextual support.

As mathematics teachers seek to build upon the ideas they have learned in STEM workshops and seminars, they need targeted and contextual support to grow and sustain these novel practices in their classrooms.

By contrast, Context-Driven theorists claim that both generalised and particularised implicatures are generated by the same process and only where there is contextual support (Carston, 1998; Sperber & Wilson, 1986 i.a).a

If the RELATEDNESS-TRIGGERED SEMANTIC CO-ACTIVATION HYPOTHESIS holds true, then ambiguous words with high ROMs and those with low ROMs should display distinct patterns of semantic activation: meanings that are closely related would be co-activated regardless of the contextual bias while meanings that are not closely-related would be selectively activated depending on the contextual support.