Sentence examples for find more conducive from inspiring English sources

It would be useful to specify which apps in particular students find more conducive for help-seeking, rather than asking more generally about text messaging, Facebook, etc. Furthermore, it may be useful to identify help-seeking habits for students in non-cohort based programs, where the use of digital technologies for help-seeking may differ.

Why, he complains about his interview subjects, "did everyone but me seem to find caffeinated beverages more conducive than alcohol to pondering the mystery of existence?" In Mr. Holt's personal metaphysics, a free-range nightly debauch is yet another excellent stay against nothingness.

The 2-step process was found to be more conducive to the enhancement of the compressive strength than the 3-step process.

El Greco was sitting in a darkened room, because he found the darkness more conducive to thought than the light of the day, which disturbed his "inner light".

Combined with the reasonable off-work time, I find the environment much more conducive to scientific productivity than what I experience in the American universities".

In addition, we cannot rule out the possibility that in the absence of Crk and CrkL, PC are randomly placed and some randomly placed PC may find themselves in a microenvironment more conducive to normal arborization and synaptogenesis.

We also found the AHP to be more conducive to consensus building in group decision settings.

I've always found that that's much more conducive, it halts a lot of the pressure of a formal collaboration, by which I mean an A&R move, which I've not really done.

Physical condition in the pre-primary classrooms was found to be, on average, more conducive to satisfactory teaching/learning outcomes than those in Grade I classrooms.

It is thus possible that that the abundance of immaturely formed minor salivary glands found in the epithelium of East Asians provides a more conducive nidus for EBV.

If you see puddles or large mud spots, you'll need to find another site or work on this one to make it more conducive to growing roses.