Sentence examples for extend this thinking from inspiring English sources

You can extend this thinking to a myriad of appliances in the house, in the same way that the provenance of our food and our cosmetics plays an important role in our choices.

If we extend this thinking, we might also suspect that other sociosexual deficits exhibited by Tfm or Ar knockout animals might result from other peripheral deficits in masculinization of, for example, genitals, chemosensation, or pheromone production.

Whatever the legitimacy of efforts to cut saturated fat, there was never any in extending this thinking to all fat, and that too, happened.

What I'd like to do today is to extend this way of thinking to other areas of our lives to see if the Greeks can teach us anything useful about being human in the 21st century.

In this paper we extend this line of thinking by examining the challenges faced by elderly guardians –and the participation of children themselves – in sustaining the ART adherence of HIV-infected children under their foster care.

I think it is well past time to extend that thinking to all forms of content that we consume.

Teachers must "relinquish a fair amount of classroom control" (p. 62) as they strive to promote discourse and to elicit and extend student thinking.

Building on what students learned previously provides "space for students to process and extend that thinking beyond what was explicitly taught" and "allows students to use higher-order thinking analyze and evaluate to broaden their understanding".

Sharing ideas and knowledge among researchers from different countries and backgrounds will further collaboration, extend our thinking on issues that many of us are pursuing from various angles, and allow for development of a richer understanding of 'other' perspectives.

In transitioning to common core standards the role of the teacher becomes one of facilitator, engaging students in the processes that will extend their thinking.

To extend the thinking for these experiments towards application to terrestrial hydrothermal systems, we compared ionic (SDS) and non-ionic (Triton-X-100) surfactants to a complex organic extract derived from pine needles (Experiment set #5, Figure 5).