Sentence examples for contributed to engendering from inspiring English sources

We believe that in rewarding students for their efforts (which Knapper (1995) tells us impacts positively on student learning [ 4]) in what we deem to be 'authentic' (i.e. tests competence; best performance) assessment (within the constraints of the traditional medical curriculum), we may have contributed to engendering an appropriate and effective learning ethic amongst our students.

Being satisfied with how and what we assess in Histology, we are of the opinion that this reward system may contribute to engendering appropriate learning approaches (i.e. for understanding) in students.

The poverty they engendered contributed to everything from famine to war and disease to debt elsewhere.

Low illumination may well contribute to the distress engendering sleep complaints.

The more substantial correlation of illumination with the global assessment of functioning may be consistent with the hypothesis that poor functioning causes poor illumination experience which then may contribute to depression, perhaps engendering a circular process.

It is a matter of some debate exactly when Lawrence discovered that he was in fact TE Chapman, but there is no doubt that the permanent atmosphere of pretence, caution and suspicion that was engendered in the family by this scandalous subterfuge – and remember this was the end of the 19th century – contributed to Lawrence's highly complex persona.

The most well characterised enzymatic activities contributing to this process are engendered by zinc-dependent metalloproteinases.

Reinforcing family unity has long been a fundamental tenet of sound immigration policy: Family unity and the support networks it engenders contribute to a stable community and healthy society.

2) In what ways does Bio-ITEST contribute to our understanding of how to engender student awareness of and interest in STEM careers?

The band alignment between CdS and CdO might contribute to the spatial separation of electrons and holes, engendering an increase in minority carrier lifetime [36].

Cumulatively, however, such minor effects may engender disease-associated haplotypes that contribute to population-level variation in PRE occupancy (e.g., by AP-1), which is in turn connected to susceptibility through its influence on the expression of genes promoting normal KC differentiation and barrier function (Figure 8B).