Sentence examples for more accurate conceptions from inspiring English sources
However, of the three student populations, environmental studies students consistently demonstrated greater awareness and more accurate conceptions of ocean acidification, compared with biology and chemistry/biochemistry students.
One of the major goals of these CUREs is that they reflect a real research experience in order to give students a more accurate conception of how scientific research is done.
A strongly held belief such as this can hinder the acceptance of more scientifically accurate conceptions involving thermal equilibrium and the rate of conduction.
Through providing young learners with experiences and activities that reflect the scientific perceptions of evolution, these students are more likely to develop accurate conceptions on which deeper understanding can be built as they progress in their education.
This process of translation helps change prior conceptions, allowing students to construct a new and more accurate conceptual framework (Bransford et al. 2000) and leading to the outcomes specified in Table 2.
Both of these paintings were more accurate than Dürer's woodcut, and a more realistic conception of the rhinoceros gradually started to displace Dürer's image in the public imagination.
So, it's probably more accurate to consider grit as a determinant (among others) of achievement than of any broad conception of success".
Advances in the development of more accurate automatic monitoring of the preovulatory follicular phase will aid the timing of insemination and, thus, improve conception rates.
"Credible" may be more accurate.
They are getting more accurate.
