Sentence examples for counter misconceptions from inspiring English sources
I hope this helps counter misconceptions about a movement which promotes desirable trends in modern China for the benefit of the population and, incidentally, the West.LORD THURLOWLondonCensor and sensibilitySIR It seems that the "old Kuwait" is not aware of the capabilities of the Internet.
As an example of using music to counter misconceptions, I once team-taught a "biology for engineers" course in which my coinstructor complained that many students failed to internalize the difference between genotype and phenotype.
Part of this effort includes increasing taxation and smokefree environments and persisting with antitobacco marketing to counter misconceptions about benefits of tobacco use and reinforcing existing knowledge among young people of the harms of tobacco.
Countering Misconceptions Mr. Ellis's build is athletic and his eyes are steady — he is a man who has seen a lot while conducting research in all the world's oceans and scores of locations, from Patagonia to the Faroe Islands.
Teacher-centered strategies for countering misconceptions are notoriously ineffective.
Countering misconceptions Most of the refusals are related to misconceptions that the vaccine is unsafe or is related to family planning.
The findings highlight that education on HIV/AIDS needs to be improved to increase willingness for HIV testing among the general public, especially emphasising knowledge of HIV transmission modes in rural areas and countering misconceptions of HIV transmission modes in urban areas.
The active engagement of community members in study design and implementation prevents misunderstanding of the goals and processes of research, and helps strengthen science through improving acceptability and understanding of the research, improving the ethics of international collaborative research, countering misconceptions, and increasing familiarity with and trust in trial staff [ 19].
When using BI, GPs must be prepared to counter patients' misconceptions about medication used for headache.
When using BI, GPs must be prepared to invest effort to counter patients' misconceptions about medication used for headache.
