Sentence examples for learnt about how to from inspiring English sources

Much needs to be learnt about how to cultivate and develop this type of reasoning in students' (p. 84).

Finally, our experience of offering fistula care at GFC has allowed important lessons to be learnt about how to improve the approach and how to tailor it to the specific context of Burundi.

I learnt about how to write a business plan, do my monthly accounts and about the benefits of networking.

Slowly we learnt about how to add forms in the Play Framework, why we should use case classes in Scala and how to switch from Java and start thinking functional.

For example, Year 4 students specifically mentioned that they had learnt about how to communicate risk, how to consult with teenagers, and children and their parents; these learning outcomes were specifically covered in Year 4 in line with the teaching they were receiving on paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology in the modules for that year.

However, there is still much to be learnt about how the mutation contributes to breast cancer growth and, most of all, why high levels of classical PI3K signaling are not observed in human breast cancers.

But to do that, more needs to be learnt about how the parasites move in the skin and enter the blood vessels.

Q: Are there any broader lessons to be learnt about how the machinery of government investigates these matters?

Ms May said the report shows that there are "lessons to be learnt" about how information can be better shared between agencies.

Whilst it is clear that mammalian promoter regions are often enriched for TFBSs, much remains to be learnt about how mammalian TFBSs are distributed throughout the genome, and what determines the positioning of TFBSs.

The one thing we appear not to have learnt is how to deliver information about radiation risk to an exposed population.