Sentence examples for more relevant practice from inspiring English sources

This would allow homework sets to be tailored to individual students and would give students more relevant practice in topics in which they demonstrate a lack of understanding.

The results show that the former method is more relevant in practice since the two-antenna version is already employed in the 3GPP standard.

However, if considering lower blur levels (up to a kernel size of 5×5 pixels), which are probably more relevant in practice, the level of invariance is still worthwhile.

"This is not about one replacing the other, but about bringing together the best in technology to work alongside and challenge acoustic music-making to create more relevant contemporary practice". It adds: "The current generation of music learners can explore any era or kind of music at any time.

One participant described critical thinking as a tool that helps to make research databases more relevant to practice.

Such a single strategy is more relevant for practice as PMCT is less time consuming, more available, cheaper, and easier to interpret than MRI.

A multisite trial has the advantage of having increased statistical power, and of being more relevant for practice (external validity) than a stringently controlled local trial would be.

To provide the long-term care setting with a feasible instrument, we therefore only focused on the factors that undermine dignity, as they are more relevant for practice.

This book also contains many clinical examples that make the reading more relevant to practice and raise the level of interest.

However, it is not known whether there might be a difference in recurrence rate between WBC reduced RBCs and RBCs with buffy coat, as some experimental studies have suggested [ 26], which would be more relevant to practice standards in the USA.

Our goal is to make stochastic modeling of resistance in CML more relevant for practicing oncologists by helping them in making the best treatment protocol choices.