Sentence examples for motivation point from inspiring English sources

The common motivation point of these studies is that the magnitude of credit market imperfections in the formal sector constrains the outside finance for entrepreneurial firms and magnifies the size of the informal activity.

These methods were discussed from a learning and motivation point of view.

Bush campaign officials denied such a motivation, pointing out that they have also reacted publicly when they believe that assessments of the president's standing are too rosy.

The issue is made harder to adjudicate by a certain murkiness attaching to the term "motivation", a point which Garrard and McNaughton vividly emphasize.

The main objective of the present study is to investigate the influences of shadowing on L2 learners' psychological factors, from the motivation framework point of view.

The aim of this study is to explore second language learners' psychological factors, from the motivation framework point of view, in relation to shadowing practice in Japanese as a foreign language context.

Schaffner's account provided the motivation and point of departure for much of the reduction debate in philosophy of biology, which was conducted primarily in the 1970s and 80s and centered on the issue of whether (and in which sense) classical genetics can be reduced to molecular genetics or biochemistry.

While some Iraqi officials defended the dismissals, saying there had been no political motivation, others pointed to the secrecy involved as supporting their view that those removed had lost their posts without good cause.

Expectation of this reward is the child's motivation for pointing and naming, and for engaging in pedagogic exchanges in general.

This factor, along with the self-efficacy statement of being good at math and science in high school (6.05), an internal self-concept motivation factor, points to pre-collegiate preparation that encouraged these minority women to pursue STEM majors.

Prior to the interventions, students were asked to complete questionnaires regarding their sex, age, semester, and study motivation (six-point Likert scale ranging from 6 = very high to 1 = very low).