Sentence examples for increased disengagement from inspiring English sources

Therefore, more research is needed in order to find if these results are transferable to m-learning cases and if, as Selwyn (2009: 368) puts it, " digital technologies may be contributing to an increased disengagement, disenchantment and alienation of young people from formal institutions and activities.

Elsabbagh, Volein, Holmboe, Tucker, Csibra, Baron-Cohen, Bolton, Charman, Baird and Johnson (2009) found increased disengagement latencies in the high-risk as compared to low-risk infants at 9 10 months of age.

I want a number so high it allows me to explain away Janni's increasing disengagement from kids her age and the preference she has for her imaginary friends.

A recent report, "Banlieue de la République," by Gilles Kepel, an Islam expert at the Institute of Political Science, found an "intensification of Muslim identity" and an increasing disengagement from wider French society.

Increasing disengagement by elderly test-takers in items assessing problem solving in technology-rich environments may be related to their lower levels of ICT experience and skills (OECD 2013a).

These came to be called "the descending arc" (al-qaws al-nuzûlî), that is, the path of increasing delimitation and darkness that leads away from the Origin, and "the ascending arc" (al-qaws al-su'ûdî), the ever-increasing disengagement (tajarrud) and luminosity of the soul on the path of the Return.

"[Our fear is that] in the long term this [people dropping off the electoral register] increases disengagement with the political process and increases the chances that extremists can exploit increasingly alienated communities".

Neither is it surprising that it increases moral disengagement.

With the Israeli withdrawal from the south of the country in 2000, however, calls for Syrian disengagement increased.

Disengagement increased with lower educational attainment, lower cognitive skills, and when the test language was not the participant's native language.

Transition from pediatric to adult diabetes care is a high risk period during which there is an increased rate of disengagement from care.