Sentence examples for organised core from inspiring English sources

Teachers were given smaller classes, and we organised core subjects by ability, enabling each child to be nurtured to reach their full potential.

The categories were reviewed to make sure that no categories were describing the same phenomena, and subsequently organised into core themes.

The categories were then reviewed by KKN to make sure that no overlapping categories described the same phenomena, and subsequently organised into core themes describing the problems encountered with the screening procedures and diagnostic criteria.

We used an unsupervised hierarchical clustering analysis to organise patient core staining.

Polymethacrylic acid-b-polyethylene oxide (PMAA2100-b-POE5000)/poly-l-lysine micelles were optimised and showed a hydrodynamic diameter of 30 nm with a peculiar core organised with hydrogen bonds as well as hydrophobic domains.

Since the molecules involved (so-called organic molecules, which are organised around a core of interconnected carbon atoms) are the basis of industries as diverse as petrochemicals and drugs, this technique has had as great a practical impact in its area as the discovery of H. pylori has had on medicine.

The dialogue that serves to integrate the data in the profile with the local actors' knowledge and experience is (in this study) also organised by the core team.

In February 2007 the first cohort of students commenced their studies at the Graduate School of Medicine in Wollongong, where the problem-based medical curriculum is organised around 93 core clinical presentations.

The codes were then grouped into more abstract categories with various dimensions or characteristics and finally, these were organised into the core categories or themes guiding the investigation, which were derived from Self Determination Theory.

The North-East branch of Combat 18, organised principally around a core of Sunderland soccer hooligans, supports the largest loyalist paramilitary force, the Ulster Defence Association.

Now, a recent thumping by Munster sandwiched between two knockout European matches aside, they are a difficult proposition at home, they are fitter, more organised and have a core of young Scots led by the livewire scrum-half Sam Hidalgo-Clyne – the architect of the crushing victory over the Dragons.