Sentence examples for lecture shows from inspiring English sources

But our President, as his Nobel Lecture shows, is also driven by a long vision.

Her lecture showed a welcome awareness both of the limits of the market and of the value of publicly funded broadcasters – unsurprising, perhaps, given that the BBC has bought MasterChef and Merlin, among other hits from her production company, Shine.

In a particularly clever experiment, Allport would begin his lecture showing his undergraduate class two pictures, one of a black man unarmed and one of a white man holding a knife.

The entire lecture showed me using scientific practices was useful for students to capture their perceptions toward topic.

This lecture showed that lipid partitioning and lipotoxicity have emerged as key pathogenic mechanisms in liver damage and NASH development.

The ACCORD substudy targeting systolic blood pressure <120 mmHg was reported subsequent to Kendall's <span class="lh">lecture, showing some adverse effects, although there was substantial reduction in stroke, which might be important in certain populations (28).

A second video clip at the end of each lecture showed how the fictitious characters resolved the issues and how statistics played a vital role in diagnosis and treatment.

Joyce and James travelled internationally for many years lecturing, showing the films and acting as key speakers at conferences in the US, Australia, New Zealand and Europe.

Schlegel's lectures show his commitment as a professor, combining high intellectual standards with an appealing and interesting approach.

Digital records had benefits over traditional learning aids (e.g. handouts/personal notes): Students were more accurate in answering class quizzes using digital records, and spontaneous digital records usage outside lectures showed strategic access during important aspects of the course.

The cervical cancer lectures showed higher ranking in favour of EVS in all 7 SELT domains.