Sentence examples for linked experiences from inspiring English sources

Students' views of assessment and their understanding of the purpose of assessment are related to their culturally linked experiences of education (Wong, 2004).

The established view linked experience to what is sometimes called 'the given': we are the passive recipients of atomistic, determinate and singular sensory contents, the kinds of things that are sometimes called sense data.

Numerous studies have linked experience to changes in adult neurogenesis, dendritic spines, and hippocampal function.

Memory and attention involve biochemical and anatomical changes in the brain; when we feel overloaded, distractions appear to be more distracting, and we find it harder to link experiences to past experiences, mimicking ADHD.

In their review of qualitative literature relating to barriers and facilitators to lifestyle change Murray et al. [ 6] commented that many papers did not link experiences to any time period, thus limiting comparison of factors affecting change.

What are the mechanisms by which traces link experience and recollection?

Now scientists say they have identified the molecular machinery that links experience with learning--and it all comes down to one microscopic motor.

This disorder is understood to be closely linked to experiences of physical, sexual or emotional abuse, all three of which Stacey experienced.

We have linked these experiences with the increasingly strong use of science as part of risk-based assessments underpinning the National Risk Register.

3. Disordered eating in men may be linked to experiences of sexual harassment.

Negative statements were linked to experiences of insufficient support and lack of helpful advice.