Sentence examples for discipline context from inspiring English sources

Generalizability of findings of this study beyond third-year students in a traditional Swedish medical curriculum is restricted by the moderate sample size and single discipline context.

Arguing that video production and digital storytelling constitute a "valuable, transformative tool for learners in a range of curriculum and discipline contexts" (p. 184), Kearney suggests that platforms for disseminating student videos "need careful consideration to maximise peer learning opportunities" (p. 182).

This "primacy of movement" (Sheets-Johnstone, 1999) is the formative human condition and thus includes learning and reasoning across disciplines, contexts, and media.

However, the literature is large, and it is difficult to draw conclusions about what works across evaluations from different disciplines, contexts, and types of programs.

As to a potential lack of specificity of ICF categories, it needs to be emphasized that the ICF taxonomy aims at providing a universally applicable standard for reporting health and functioning information rather than at offering accurate categories for reporting specific aspects of particular disciplines, contexts or health conditions.

ESP courses are usually designed to serve stakeholders with different learning goals, and aim to train students to use English in a specific discipline or context.

Columns included journal title, authors, year of publication, environmental health topic (i.e., exposure and/or health outcome), qualitative methods, quantitative methods, analyses (of qualitative and quantitative data), findings and conclusions, author associations and disciplines, key words, context of study (if part of larger study or project), funding source, and country.

So it's the job of those of us who do use online learning spaces and tools and social media to work out how - if at all - it's possible to teach with them in our different disciplines and contexts.

The concept of vulnerability, as well as its implementation in vulnerability assessments, is used in various disciplines and contexts.

An exploration across different disciplines and contexts suggests that these different fields share a culture which increasingly employs the metaphor of socially embedded autonomy.

We acknowledge the possible nuances that may exist across disciplines and contexts.