Sentence examples for learning consistently from inspiring English sources

Although, in general, their data suggest only a weak relationship between the CVLT indices and executive function variables in terms of average shared variance, the total learning consistently showed the highest correlations with measures of executive function.

At 4 and 8 months of age, mice of all groups learned consistently to locate the platform during training (Fig. 6a).

The key for Washington is learning to consistently harness his gifts in order to become a more opportunistic playmaker.

Learning happened consistently and in ways I never expected.

Young people with learning disabilities consistently have bad experiences at clubs and concerts, according to a new study released last week by UK charity Mencap.

I see a future where digital games that are created for learning purposes consistently achieve similar feats as entertainment-based games.

Despite the fact that the inhibition of neurogenesis following a learning task consistently results in learning deficits, these findings must be interpreted cautiously as it is possible that the procedures used may not be restricted only to those cells born following a learning task or to hippocampal cell populations.

He cited Africa, a continent he has traveled to, as an example of a place where kids want to learn, but consistently lack the resources.

What kind of perceptual training would help any teenager learn to consistently sweep the visual field even if there is something they need to attend to in one location?

The Gona artifacts show that by 2.5 million years ago, some hominins had learned to consistently select high quality rocks from local streambeds, fracture these stones using cobbles as hammerstones in order to produce sharp-edged splinters called "flakes," and to use these flakes as knives for removing skin or meat from animal carcasses (Fig. 1).

The nose poke criterion increased by 100 ms for each poke of sufficient length and dropped by 100 ms for every two successive unsuccessful nose pokes until rats learned to consistently poke for 1.5 s.