Sentence examples for evident learning from inspiring English sources

Analyses of the digging latencies of Cohort 1 on the separate go and no-go trials over the first block of four sessions (prior to any evident learning) showed no differences in the initial dig latencies of the RScomb and Sham1 groups (F < 1).

One aim was to determine whether these observed differences in spatial memory would be also evident in learning tasks with different motivation.

From the results of the pre- and post-test it was evident that learning took place (Table 1).

The learning curve for surgeons carrying out TORS resections has been demonstrated to be short for early-stage cases, likely fewer than 10 cases, with improvements in operative time (but not oncologic outcomes) evident as learning occurs [ 14].

For his part, Bennett dismisses most colleges as venues for "drinking, drugs, partying, sex," though he adds, with evident reluctance, "sometimes learning".

Habituation is a basic process of learning evident in a decrement in neuronal/behavioral responses to repeated sensory stimulation.

Knowing what to expect on interview day, combined with your ability to do a candid self-evaluation and to answer sincerely in the midst of a living, breathing interview, puts you in a much better position than going in with your "book learning" evident and someone else's answers.

Studies suggest that digital games positively affect student attitudes about learning, evident in student reports that games are fun, interesting, and enjoyable (Beckem & Watkins, 2012; Farley, 2013; Grimley et al., 2012; Hew et al., 2016; Liu et al., 2011; Zimmermann, 2013), which may account for higher levels of student motivation in courses that offered digital games.

This broadens the vocabulary available for children to learn, which helps to account for the increase in word learning evident at school age.

Despite Yunus Emre's evident scholastic learning, he wrote in a language and style that appealed to popular taste.

Taken together, these results indicate that TgIE96 animals presented evident spatial learning and memory deficits as compared with their littermate controls.