Sentence examples for learning to conclude from inspiring English sources

For example, if you tell a clinically depressed person taking Prozac that both Jane and Paul like to order seafood, they're less likely to transfer that learning to conclude that if Jane orders shrimp for dinner, Paul will likely be ordering shrimp, too.

Thus, the rate of learning to assemble aircraft was concluded to be 80% between doubled quantities.

Our study of women learning to code at Thinkful concludes there's simply no difference in the performance of men versus women among adult learners.

As a result, we conclude that learning to avoid heterospecific courtship does not appear to be universal, even within the genus Drosophila, and may possibly be dependent on the natural history of the species.

We conclude that learning to avoid heterospecific courtship may not be universal, even within the genus Drosophila, and may possibly be dependent on the natural history of the species.

The researchers concluded that learning to read early actually had a developmental impact it made the kids smarter.

It also explains why many of the young oppose him: having learned to think, they conclude that Qaddafi's rule is intolerable.

At this visit staff also pilot tested the feasibility and acceptability of employing an in-office "practice patient" (standardized patient) as a final learning activity/readiness assessment to conclude the CAMR training.

There are three learning experiences with which to conclude.

The Glasses, he concluded, "have learned to talk, not yet to think".

"Economists will have to learn to live with messiness," Krugman concluded.