Sentence examples for environmental for learning from inspiring English sources

These rodent models were useful for testing hypotheses regarding the etiology of breast cancer (genetic, viral, environmental), for learning about factors that can play a role in breast cancer progression (hormonal, immunological), and for development of prevention and treatment strategies.

In general, genetic research comparing abilities and disabilities suggests that what we call learning disability is merely the low end of the normal distribution of learning ability and caused by the same genetic and environmental factors responsible for learning ability (Plomin & Kovas, 2005).

Hence, the progressive learning route provides a useful structure for designing a model-based curriculum for learning about environmental sustainability.

A working model of an entire biological system would possess enormous power for learning how environmental exposures result in disease.

This agent further embeds a learning component that is responsible for learning the preferred environmental conditions, habits as well as typical situations and scenarios of its owner during operation.

According to the Handbook, over 200 million children under five fail to achieve their full development potential, due to reasons as diverse as under-nutrition, poor health, environmental toxins, and lack of opportunities for learning.

We present a method for learning a set of environmental features which are useful for pose estimation.

The postulation of genetically determined key periods for learning suggests how genetic and environmental factors may work together to create patterns of behaviour.

A patient trial indicates that the acoustic features chosen for learning noise control are meaningful, that environmental steering of noise reduction makes sense, and that our personalization algorithm learns proper values for tuning parameters.

I had little knowledge of the rainforests except for learning about endangered species once during an environmental unit in the fourth grade.

"[These] places are potential sites for learning and development whereby our youth contribute to community and environmental improvement.