Sentence examples for methods to dispel from inspiring English sources

The goal is to find "more disruptive methods" to dispel perceptions that "we are your mother's Tupperware," said Rick Goings, chairman and chief executive of Tupperware Brands in Orlando, Fla., as the company seeks more consumers to buy — and sell — its products like containers, cutlery and cookware.

Students enter introductory biology courses with predictable misconceptions about natural selection, and traditional teaching methods, such as lecturing, are unlikely to dispel these misconceptions.

In contrast, students taught using other common methods of instruction improved their ability to dispel misconceptions, but their grasp of key concepts appeared to decline.

Young, who has created a Web site, Sciwire.com, to dispel rumors overstating the promise of new methods, tells patients who ask about Huang's trial to wait for more data.

The knowing Integrated Health Professional draws upon prior knowledge to develop expertise and to bring about innovation [ 24]; uses modern methods of learning [ 25] and engages emerging understanding to dispel misguided myths regarding the contributions and roles of other professionals and role players.

First-hand experience with deferred consent appeared to dispel some of the anxieties about the method.

They are fighting a battle on two fronts - to dispel the idea there is anything inhumane about their traditional methods of slaughter, and to defend their right to live according to their religious beliefs.

Lundigan does little to dispel the analogy when he turns to his version of scientific methods.

Consequently, we hope to dispel traditional gender assignations to the work of these artists working with methods traditionally considered as "women's work" because they are delicately and painstakingly produced.

Bishop and Anderson (1990) found moderate improvement in undergraduate student understanding of natural selection after intervention with a unit on that subject designed to dispel misconceptions, while Demastes et al. (1995) found minimal improvement using the same instructional methods.

This book means to dispel those notions.