Sentence examples for increasing instruction from inspiring English sources

Pipelines are used in modern computers because pipelining improves performance by increasing instruction throughput.

I do acknowledge that some of the smaller grants look interesting as pilot projects, increasing instruction time for students in low-performing schools in Louisville, Kentucky, but I don't think any of them will bring broader change without much more significant funding.

In recent years, with increasing instructions from the party leadership, local governments and functional bureaus fell into a strange cycle in which the work could be taken seriously only with instruction from the party committee leaders.

Educators and parents realized that increased instruction in foreign languages and culture would help bridge a cultural gap with other countries.

In order for future efforts to be more successful, they should include increased instruction on the nature of science.

Based on measures of driving performance and workload ratings, supplementing the standard RGS with landmark or cardinal heading information did not appear to excessively increase instruction complexity.

Further analysis shows that this is mainly due to the increased instruction count, larger code size and increased number of accesses to the data memory for the object-oriented versions.

Most students in the majors and advanced major samples used mixed models of evolutionary reasoning, suggesting that despite increased instruction in evolution, most students failed to progress in their understanding of evolutionary change.

We reduced instruction on each individual resource, but we increased instruction on SUMSearch (Table 1).

One common theme throughout the literature is the need for increased instruction in quantitative biology (Brent 2004; Gross, 2004; Hoy, 2004).

Compared to the 239 Wh patients who had "do not start" and/or "do not increase" instructions, these 105 patients had lower median SAPS II (49 vs 57), total SOFA score (4 vs 6), rate of respiratory (22 vs 40%%) and circulatory (17 vs 35%%) failures, and death rate (33 vs 57 %) in the ICU (p < 0.01).