Sentence examples for more conducive of from inspiring English sources

The goal is to achieve more conducive of teaching and learning quality and improve students' creativity.

Our conceptual framework would indicate that the contextual influences experienced by the physicists are more conducive of them choosing to adopt student-centered teaching practices compared to those experienced by chemistry faculty.

Thus either there is a modest influx of NK cells from the liver, or the tumour microenvironment is more conducive to recruitment of NKG2Ahi NK cells.

They use the G.S.M. wireless standard, which is more conducive to development of third-party software than the C.D.M.A. standard, which remains dominant in the United States.

These landscapes are more conducive to conservation of existing habitat, which is invariably cheaper than habitat restoration; however, some conservation programs have funding dedicated to habitat restoration.

In adult pigs, the MIS technique preserved the native cartilage of the trochlea, resulting in a more controlled and stable joint environment that is more conducive for evaluation of cartilage repair methodology.

An alternative location more conducive to analysis of neurons is the subcortical white matter.

Previous attempts to re-express (M,R) in mathematical terms that might be more conducive to construction of a Turing computable model have often met with the response that they misrepresent in some way the structure of (M,R).

Food preparation for ill adults with HIV/AIDS will often be done by relatives or dependents, a practice that might be more conducive to sharing of the supplementary food.

If the regression coefficient of the 60% quantile is greater than that of 80%, one can conclude that equalization of trade makes up for the deficiency of trade development and is more conducive to the improvement of technology innovation compared with specialization of trade.

[The teacher should emphasize that particular types of data are more conducive to this type of prediction, such as constant growth rate or linear growth.