Sentence examples for from partial to whole from inspiring English sources

The concept of 'early' moving from partial to whole tasks learning can be interpreted differently within every medical curriculum.

Literature emphasizes the importance of three didactic course principles: moving from partial tasks to whole task learning, diminishing supervisors' support and gradually increasing students' responsibility.

moving early from partial tasks to whole tasks starting with intensive support and gradually diminishing this support gradually raising the level of students' responsibility by working from low to high fidelity environments.

Zebrafish also contain four Runx genes, however two of those are clearly Runx2 orthologs (Runx2a and Runx2b) that likely arose from partial or whole genome duplication in the ray-finned fish lineage [ 55, 56].

While I'm of course partial to teacher training and whole-school turnaround, education reform is too big a problem for a single solution.

There is also a whole host of playing options for participants to choose from, whether you're partial to a bit of solo crooning, or prefer to sing with others in Party Mode.

Fonder of 7th Heaven from Final Fantasy VII? Partial to a pint at Liberty City's Steinway Beer Garden?

Parisians are apparently partial to wine from Brouilly.

We're not the only mammals who are partial to blackberries, far from it.

Edwards was partial to the 4-3 from his years in Tampa Bay.

Although I'm partial to Thomas Originall English muffins, I also have brought home whole wheat.