Sentence examples for described gaining from inspiring English sources
The following comment from an interview is representative of the ways in which students described gaining data analysis and interpretation skills: At first [analyzing data] was hard.
Even though novice students rated their personal gains lower on the URSSA, in interviews, both novice and experienced students described gaining confidence from their research experience.
Participants spoke of their exposure to adolescents and described gaining knowledge about various adolescent issues, including the development and behavior of adolescents.
Whereas some participants noted that they had no awareness at all, others described gaining some knowledge about melanoma via TV programmes, magazines, the internet, and occasionally, health promotion material.
The PACP members described gaining knowledge through the network but reported that this had not always been beneficial since such new information could be frightening: /.../It can be a little frightening sometimes, too, of course.
NSW STI Strategy EFHIA Conversely those who were actively involved in the EFHIA process through their own choice described gaining new ideas about how to approach the issue the proposal was designed to address and a new appreciation of equity, particularly in relation to the proposal area being assessed.
Students are acutely aware of the importance of work experience and internships in helping them gain a job: 93% describe gaining an internship or work experience as either "essential" or "somewhat important" in helping them secure a job in their preferred sector.
Indeed, [6] have similarly described gains and losses of bicoid and hunchback binding sites, and [3] changes in the structure and function of an enhancer element, in a subset of the 13 species investigated in the present study.
They described gain on 1q as an early event and gain on 8q as a marker for advanced breast cancers.
(B ) Table of convergence (number of rods providing input) and previously described gain control mechanisms at each circuit location.
Previously described gain control mechanisms are sensitive to variance (reviewed by Demb, 2008), act at locations with insufficient rod convergence (Dunn et al., 2006; Dunn and Rieke, 2008), or affect cone signals (Dunn et al., 2007).
