Sentence examples for more contact time from inspiring English sources

Research [pdf] funded by the Quality Assurance Agency found that students did not want more contact time if it simply meant more large lectures.

The mollycoddling of students is reaching an excessive level at universities and lecturers are now increasingly expected to treat them like schoolchildren, by heavily monitoring attendance and providing more and more contact time rather than encouraging independent learning and a sense of personal responsibility.

Millions of pounds are being pumped into academies, with clubs free to cast their net far and wide for players who will have more contact time with coaches than ever before, albeit with no promise of greater opportunities to break through.

The Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP) is a Premier League initiative aimed at ensuring the best young players have more contact time with the best coaches.

An increase in bed height resulted in more contact time being available for As V) to interact with the rice husk (Palas et al. 2013).

Intuitively, for particles with limited solubility, longer stomach retention time should enhance bioaccessibility, since the extent of Pb dissolution increases with more contact time at a given rate.

CHWs may have more contacts, time and trust to provide counseling, especially concerning the correct timing of self-administration of misoprostol.

"The more pieces you break the droplet into, the more the contact time goes down".

"Tuition fees also pay for far more than contact time.

Two other reasons why the Regul8 programme may be less successful than the paper-based manual are that: the earlier study used an experienced therapist, and had significantly more therapist contact time.

Results highlight that the optimization of the hydrodynamic conditions facilitates a more uniform disinfectant contact time, which correspond to greater levels of pathogen inactivation and a more controlled by-product accumulation.