Sentence examples for may build on from inspiring English sources
Elaborate phases may build on students' responses with more detailed, technical or abstract knowledge, or they may relate an unfamiliar field to students' commonsense knowledge.
Finally, the why of an action may be understood by theory of mind processes in an "inferential reasoning network" of cortical midline structures and the temporo-parietal junction, which may build on, interact with, or even substitute for the output of the simulation circuits [11], [12].
In contrast to Table 1, the assessment categories are listed in reverse order to illustrate how one category may build on the next from most simple (Reaction to the Educational Experience) to most complex (Benefit to Patients).
Montoya held the championship leader Fernando Alonso at bay at Silverstone and may build on that effort this weekend but it is tempting to also have a small saver on his unfortunate team-mate.
Ministers also announced a preliminary deal towards government loan guarantees for a new nuclear power station that Horizon, a subsidiary of Hitachi, may build on Anglesey in the 2020s.
But with a number of successful dishes to the restaurant's credit, an enthusiastic clientele and a staff with lots of energy and good will, there's hope that the Chophouse may build on its strengths.
This ties in with the need for proper desk organization, but also means that you need to keep tabs on the mess of papers, pens, open books, and so on that may build up on your workspace as you study.
O'Brien has already said that Daddy Long Legs (9.25) is here on reconnaissance for the Kentucky Derby, and his genes suggest he may build even on the smart form he has already shown now that he switches surface.
Deposition may build up on the surfaces of the mirror affecting their ability to fulfil their function.
The effective increase in permittivity observed at frequencies below 1 kHz is due to the relatively high ionic conductivity of this particular material and the interfacial charges that may build up on the indium tin oxide substrates (Maxwell Wagner effect).
Conditioners with silicone in them may build up on hair.
