Sentence examples for particularly learning from inspiring English sources

The synapses are vital for brain function, particularly learning and forming memories.

He added that it had been hard making the adjustment to second base, particularly learning how to make the double-play pivot, but he managed it.

But there are certain things, particularly in relation to teachers who are teaching young children, particularly learning to read and to speak, where actually seeing the teacher's mouth is very, very important in understanding them".

In addition, behavioral self-control has received great academic attention, particularly learning to control the functions of the autonomic nervous system (e.g., heart rate, blood pressure, and intestinal contractions) by methods such as biofeedback.

Dopaminergic therapy has been shown to worsen some cognitive functions, particularly learning, in Parkinson's disease (PD).

Students' perceptions towards ICT-supported learning, particularly learning motivation and learning effectiveness with ICT, improved after experiencing the SDPPT system in the class.

Fanta Bamba, 14, says she likes school very much and particularly enjoys learning English.

Growing up in a big family was a plus, particularly in learning how to get along, cooperate and compromise, etc.

She said she particularly liked learning to sew clothing out of buckskin, like the painted skirt she wears to the village.

Generating explanations in a visual format may be a particularly useful learning tool for this domain.

"Statistically disabled people, particularly with learning difficulties, have less online access than any other group".