Sentence examples for discouraged study from inspiring English sources
In his recent recommendations, Llovet et al. clearly discouraged study designs including patients at different stages of the disease, in particular regarding liver function [ 7].
If you are easily discouraged, studies suggest that a support program may increase your chance of success.
As a female student, I have been discouraged studying in there while seeing virtually no portraits of woman on the walls.
Discouraged: Studies like this remind us that there's still a LONG way to go until the vast majority of consumers make their consumption decisions as if the planet matters.
In fact, he actively discourages study.
As he explained, "Instead of a teaching methodology successfully employed in the past, I assume that all past undertakings are in some degree obsolete, as the total environment of the technical frontier is constantly providing improved means". By discouraging study of the visual appearance of form, in his pedagogy he emphasized the benefit of leaping to connect form to its social utility.
By discouraging study for foreign students here--it's hard to get visas, that kind of thing--we have created institutions in other parts of the world that are just [as] attractive as the institutions in the U.S. used to be.
My friends and I would discourage studying for finals by recruiting one another for the next game on the virtual schedule in our dueling leagues of Madden NFL (on the Sega Genesis) and Tecmo Super Bowl (on an aging, beloved Nintendo).
In view of the variable associations between diabetes and cancer risk at specific sites, the authors discourage studies exploring links between diabetes and risk of all cancers combined.
These considerations have discouraged the study of individual mutations and most studies have focused on the study of the prognostic differences between genes or functional domains.
ALLHAT was not a monotherapy trial, and rational drug combinations were discouraged by study design in the lisinopril limb.
