Sentence examples for education imparted from inspiring English sources

Today, the distance education imparted by numerous universities had been able to cater to the needs of large number of Indian population.

If education imparted these forms of knowledge to students, we were assured, this country's tradition of innovation would return and save us -- economically and even socially.

I also went to a full time Jewish school when I was younger, and I believe that having a religious education imparted the necessity of tikkun olam, repairing the world, in whatever way I can.

I teach him to cast before telling him that while I personally enjoy the education imparted by the constant stream of Rundgren songs playing at all hours of the day and night in every corner of the Nottoway's grounds, I worry that it must be grating for him.

After parturition, exposure to microbial products from environmental organisms may also be sufficient to limit allergic reactivity 66. Helminth parasites are certainly an important element of the environmental education imparted to the developing immune system.

60 Moreover, as discussed in a later section, it is imperative that hypoglycemia education imparted to families or caregivers should encompass awareness and training on the use of the glucagon kit in a nonhospital setting.

It is uncertain whether a higher level of education imparts better pain coping strategies for TTH in Korea and Norway, while increasing stressful responsibility in other countries.

There is a vital need to improve current knowledge and skills through continuing medical education and relevant training imparted to all cadres of healthcare providers in fundamental maternal and newborn problems.

The simple answer is that education imparts social and political knowledge that prepares people to better read the signals provided by political leaders and the mass media.

HeiQ evaluates health education (imparting skills) impact as well as larger psychosocial (empowerment) impact.

Without the skills that proper education imparts, children already disadvantaged by the loss of a parent may continue to fall further behind their more educated peers.