Sentence examples for more intrinsically from inspiring English sources

While this finding is not entirely new or surprising, we further established a robust connection between intrinsic motivation and L2 listening strategy use, with the more intrinsically motivated students reporting increased self-regulated learning behavior.

This robust connection between intrinsic motivation and L2 listening strategy use may explain why the more intrinsically motivated students reported more autonomous, self-regulated learning than those who were not.

Maybe he decided this new music was more intrinsically arena-shaped.

Given these realities, new policies and new information can be intelligently targeted at civil servants who are identified by personality tests as more intrinsically motivated.

African American men don't seem to suffer as acutely from this problem, perhaps because the man's role in ballet is perceived as less rarefied, more intrinsically athletic.

Drummers, too, became more intrinsically involved in the total ensemble effect by introducing a certain contrapuntal independence, expressed polyrhythmically and even melodically.

American plazas are full of bland abstract works that constitute a kind of visual muzak, no more intrinsically interesting than a Victorian figurative statue - in some cases much less.

Are Olivier Assayas and Laurent Cantet really more intrinsically gifted than Andrea Arnold and Asif Kapadia (and I say that as someone with a fondness for Olivier Assayas and Laurent Cantet)?

What's more, the intrinsically open and distributed nature of WMNs raise some new privacy security challenges caused by inside attacks, which are neglected by the previous studies.

Molecular pathway-level mechanisms are intrinsically more stable and more robust than an individual gene.

Shared, constitutive MDSs are intrinsically more constrained because they are translated in more than one gene product, whereas alternative MDSs should have more opportunity to diverge.