Sentence examples for more effective practice from inspiring English sources

It is designed to aid meditation, detecting electrical activity in the brain, which can then guide a user to a more effective practice.

Serena gets into a heated argument with her hitting partner, Sascha Bajin, after a tough third-round win over Victoria Azarenka, telling him that he needs to be a more effective practice partner for her because her opponents "don't play patty cake against me.

I suggest four research-based principles for enhancing SRL: delay metacognitive monitoring, summarize content, select seminal information for review, and provide more effective practice tests.

In essence, this paper was designed to explore the potential of blogs to support reflection and communication in realistic circumstances, and to explore the strength and weaknesses of current practice in order to build more effective practice in the future.

Implementation of both influenza and PPV SOPs was associated with a variety of practice-level factors as well, including more effective practice teamwork, the presence of an immunization champion, and greater availability of clinical assistants with more advanced training than that of medical assistants.

This level of interpretation may enable evaluation of pedagogic practices ([McNaught in prep]), and design of more effective practices ([Kartika in prep]).

Studies have shown that the format of CPD is strongly linked to improvement of competence, with educational techniques that are centered on interaction and active participation (e.g., case discussion, role-play, hands-on practice sessions) being more effective than practice guidelines and formal instruction (e.g., didactic lectures, seminars) [ 19, 20].

Examples include the observation that interleaved practice is more effective than blocked practice and distributed practice is more effective than massed practice in promoting acquisition of skills and knowledge [ 21].

"If you can create a more effective healing practice based on the manipulation of meaning, then you're going to heal more people," says Daniel Moerman.

Specifically, it is shown in this chapter how understanding prototyping styles leads to a more effective prototyping practice.

(An algorithm more effective in practice, though still running in deterministic exponential time in the worst case, is proposed in De Giacomo and Massacci [2000].) Historically, logics of programs stem from the work in the late 60's of computer scientists interested in assigning meaning to programming languages and finding a rigorous standard for proofs about the programs.