Sentence examples for measures learned from inspiring English sources

The British clearly feel they are better prepared than American forces to wrest control of Basra because of their familiarity with unconventional counterinsurgency measures learned from many years' experience in places like Northern Ireland.

The results show that it is possible to improve the accuracy of network-based gene function prediction methods by optimizing combined networks with appropriate similarity measures learned from data.

Further research that measures learning and benefits of collaboration exercises are needed to confirm the study's results.

Recognition of faults is addressed by following a combined approach of dissimilarity measures learning and one-class classification techniques.

Which must mean that IQ tests measure learned as well as innate intelligence.

When she plays the measured, learned stateswoman, she is at her best and most persuasive.

The tests are not vertically aligned to measure learning; rather, they measure performance on that test on that day.

It calls for universities to measure learning with standardized tests, and for big changes in financial aid.

Similar issues could affect attempts to measure learning gain in the UK, suggests Charlie Ball, deputy director of research at the Higher Education Careers Services Unit.

"I think as an educator and as a researcher it is imperative to measure learning gains," says Arum. "The question is for what purpose, and what aspects of learning gains and outcomes are worth measuring".

They require student uniforms, a longer day and academic year, frequent testing to measure learning, and tutoring for students who fall behind.