The phrase "learn significantly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
An example sentence could be: "By attending seminars and workshops, I was able to learn significantly more about public speaking."
On the other hand, it is possible to memorize some evolutionary concepts (and it happens commonly in schools), but it is difficult to learn significantly and to transform them into "personal culture," i.e., according to Bruner (2002), using something learned to interpret the world and create new knowledge and personal ideas.
"You learn significantly more than through an MBA, and it is more fun at that," says Schillig, managing director of Venture Kick.
Students learn significantly more historical information - for instance, about wars and individual people - than skills that can teach them how to solve problems.
Is the output for P noise and P learn significantly different?
Our study provides evidence that patients with JME and ongoing seizures learn significantly less from previous experience.
It is expected that new candidate genes will be validated in the near future and that we will learn significantly more about the effects of EMT on the progression of breast carcinomas.
Academic and practical sides are equally important: The academic side is important but actually doing social enterprise boosts learning significantly.
In reading, for example, children in schools operated by management organizations learned significantly more than their traditional public school peers, while students in unaffiliated charters learned significantly less.
At the University of Michigan, a study found that people learned significantly better after a walk in nature than after a walk in a dense urban environment, suggesting that processing a barrage of information leaves people fatigued.
Surprisingly, students in the control group learned significantly more than those who received treatment.
Results indicated that pre-K and kindergartners' learned significantly more words and science concepts than controls.
