Sentence examples for means for learning from inspiring English sources

He's using the band as a means for learning more about history, myth and technology — other systems, not just musical.

Comparison of theory and experiment provides a means for learning about the nature of isomers excluded by the catalyst.

They can also be used as a contract, a plan or as a means for learning and teaching.

Future work should monitor the actual use of the TELTs using tracking statistics, and look to examine predictive validity of student perceptions of TELTs to gain more insight into what student perception means for learning and academic performance, and what the implications are for teaching staff.

This feature makes them a perfect means for learning to distinguish emotions.

Finally, respondents rated how important each method should be as a means for learning on a similar four-point scale, irrespective of how they had responded in the first or second stage.

What can be done to preserve and strengthen the quality of our professions and what does this mean for learning that remains relevant?

This was also seen for the cognition vignettes for all sites except Kenya where the mean rating for learning vignette severity level 4 was lower than that of severity level 3 and in India where the mean ratings for both memory and learning vignette severity level 5 were lower than that for severity level 4 though these differences were not significant.

A female university student said about the health care in Kazakhstan: 'nurses sometimes use one needle twice, maybe three times, because there is not enough money for personal injections.' The mean age for learning about HIV/AIDS was 13.1 years old.

Guided case-based instruction is an effective and efficient means of learning for third year medical students on the surgery clerkship.

It also means increasing opportunities for learning, growth and advancement.