Sentence examples for means directed from inspiring English sources

The authors of the study made a limited finding that college students in science classes later performed better on tests when teachers make "retrieval practice an integral part of the learning process" Retrieval practice means directed reading that requires students to list facts from the passage or respond to particular questions.

Since MSA does provide directionality, its adjacency matrix, denoted msa i, j), has (0, 1) entries where 0 means "no interaction" and 1 means "directed interaction" from gene j to gene i.

This result poses the question of whether, where a shift into malignancy enhances aggressiveness, the use of βGBP might conceivably be a potentially successful alternative to the use of means directed at quenching constitutively active sources of mitogenic signalling.

Know that TV-Y7 means Directed to older children.

"Fixing the system means not just cutting the number of funding streams, it also means directing the money where it is needed most".

That means directing blame away from migrants and outlining an explicit anti-racist strategy, because anti-migrant feeling cannot simply be reduced to economics.

The government is commended by partners for its pro-poor budgeting, which means directing spending towards water, health, education, agriculture and infrastructure.

It also means directing more federal money at proven programs that keep young people in school and out of the clutches of the gangs.

Debt-free college means directing state and federal resources to cover the insurmountable financial gap faced by students and families in lower income brackets.

I mean, directing, even though it's difficult, it's very satisfying -- because, you know, you're using more of your creative abilities and stuff.

This means direct ownership is prohibited.