Sentence examples for discussion increase from inspiring English sources

We expected that cognitive engagement during the first phase would be relatively low; then it would increase during the first self-study phase; decrease again during group discussion; increase during the longer self-study phase; and eventually decrease again during the presentation and elaboration phase.

"A review last year in the months following our campaign launch in early 2014 showed that online discussion regarding energy poverty increased some 50% while clean coal discussion increased approximately 40%.

Discussion: Increasing access to CNMs has the potential to significantly reduce the state's cesarean section rates.

Discussion: Increased complication and mortality rates in the elderly group might be ascribed to more cardiovascular morbidity in this population.

Group interaction obviously clarified some misunderstanding and comprehension deficits since the mean average of subjective comprehension after discussion increased slightly to 5.82.

In microblogging services, a study of the online discussions on Twitter about the Haiti earthquake revealed that when the percentage of one's friends joining the discussion increases, the likelihood that the user also participates increases too [55].

Team discussion increased the validity of the thematic analysis.

Despite all discussion, increasing numbers of dermatologists seem to be prescribing home UVB phototherapy to their patients.

Moreover, online discussion increases students' involvement with the course content outside the regular classes, as online discussions leave transcripts available for review and feedback [ 19, 20].

The thickening of the walls of periventricular veins and venules by collagen (collagenosis) increases with age, and perivenous collagenosis (see previous discussion) increases in concert with leukoaraiosis 8.

Our study asks: are students choosing their answer after peer discussion because the discussion increases their understanding, or are they simply conforming to the most common answer shown in the initial class-response graph?