Sentence examples for learning merits from inspiring English sources

For those in academia considering new or modified career paths, online learning merits close scrutiny.

Learning merits respect.

Since there is no well-designed mandatory undergraduate education in palliative care for medical students in Belgium and as the current offer of continuing medical education (CME) in palliative care shows to be insufficient, the exploration of complementary workplace learning merits attention [ 25].

Shrinking lawn space is also coming into vogue as many gardeners are learning the merits of smaller, less high-maintenance grass space.

If you're new to beer, try different types (lagers, ales, porters, etc).. Appreciating good beer is like learning the merits of good scotch.

Flamboyant exhibitionism was falling from favour as surgeons, through experience, learned the merits of painstaking, conscientious operation treating the tissues gently and carefully controlling every bleeding point.

Christina Aguilera seems to have finally learned the merits of an understated look -- and boy, does she look amazing.

We then have our one classroom scene of the episode, where we learn the merits of arguing a mind control case (you've got to love the Patty Hearst references).

Learning from the merits of previous computer systems, our computer screening algorithm included positive microbiological examination, antibiotic administration, serological and molecular testing (e.g. C-reactive protein, calcitonin), imaging reports, fever, invasive device use, inpatients transfer data, and other variables.

These are being implemented in pilot research sites with promising results and already rendering lessons learned that merit consideration in relation with the sustainability of a program.

Not everybody should get a trophy, students need to learn that merit gets rewarded.