Sentence examples for learnt to apply from inspiring English sources

The very practical approach, with hands-on experience using the MATLAB® software, has been well received, with strong evidence that students have learnt to apply their knowledge.

The experience of the results of parent training was that most families had, through instruction, gained an insight into the situations that could arise for a child suffering from type 1 diabetes and had learnt to apply their knowledge even when they do not fully understand the ramifications of what they are doing.

The Sheffield firms who have survived have learnt how to apply high technology and computer-controlled precision to the tools they have been making for many years.

I had learnt to use skins, crampons and ice axes, and how to abseil.

Reflective activities in this context entail students' ability to think critically about what they have learnt thereby being able to "apply previous learning to new situations" (Wheeler, 2010 106).

Wheeler (2010) also found that the use of social media in a classroom contributes to reflective learning which implies that students develop abilities to think critically about what they have learnt thereby being able to "apply previous learning to new situations" (Wheeler, 2010 106).

The interactive nature of small group work facilitated greater student engagement with the content and provided motivation to apply learnt skills in the clinical context.

Although most managers had pursued postgraduate training in PHC, they felt that it offered little support for managerial roles it did not address how to manage everyday crises in the facilities or how to apply the knowledge learnt to real life situations.

I've been able to apply what I've learnt, and that has had a positive impact on my career.

You get to apply what you have learnt about, they get a free consultant and in a few weeks, at most, you will have built up your CV by both your learning and your application.

Of course, we still want recent graduates to apply, but what we've learnt is that a love of programming and a desire to learn new technology is the most important thing that links the brilliant people we have already hired, not their background or education.