The phrase "motivated to study" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's state of mind or intention to study, or to indicate the reason or cause behind their studying. Example: "The students were highly motivated to study for their final exams, knowing that their grades would determine their future success."
"Our women are motivated to study.
3. A section on its website addressed to loyal Da Vinci Code readers (who are presumably in shock that a such secret society is online) tells them: "These topics are important and valuable to study, and we hope that interested readers will be motivated to study some of the abundant scholarship on them that is available in the non-fiction section of the library".
Hence, we are motivated to study the composition (Tcirc D circ G).
Most of these works are motivated to study single NLS and coupled NLS (see [6 9] and references therein).
Here, we are motivated to study on a method that satisfies two new equations at a time.
In addition, learners were motivated to study on this intercultural language course, so that they could expand their worldviews.
We use a model of a weakly activated cascade[ 13, 14, 19], whose assumptions we first motivate, to study the question of how biochemical cascades detect the time scale dependence of input signals.
The mathematical importance of boundary value problems of higher order motivates to study different mathematical techniques to obtain the solutions of these problems.
MTO can be translated into a vertex covering problem (see Proposition 1) on a graph class that is K4-free--this motivates to study whether vertex covering on this graph class can be done faster than on general graphs.
They give a critical role to the feedback for future activities, and to feel motivated to continue studying and to improve their learning.
This result motivated us to study IRI performance throughout protracted solar minimum of the 24th cycle.
