Sentence examples for practicing the study from inspiring English sources

H.M., after he stopped practicing the study puzzles, soon forgot the post-1953 answers he had learned.

The students did not get the same boost when they received bursts of the fragrance just before sleep or in REM sleep rather than in deep slumber, and their improvements were not due to practice, the study found.

We also estimated models using the principal study sample and an alternative subsample of providers confirmed by the AAOS practice re-survey to have been practicing in the study practices during both study years.

While most of the gender differences are explained by gender differences in practicing medicine, the study highlights a larger issue.

However, it was rarely practiced in the study area.

American mathematics educators may need to change the way that cooperative learning is practiced in the study of mathematics.

In practice, the study has never delivered on that idea.

"This suggests that longer courses and/or higher doses of antibiotics are being prescribed in general practice," the study said.

Though it shows some areas of decline in belief and practice, the study also offers broad encouragement to those who would hope that young people retain the essential lessons of their religious education.

Thus, the history of religions and the comparative study of religion still tend to mean in practice "the study of religions other than Judaism and Christianity".

After accounting for differences in their practices, the study concluded, the pay gap had increased to $16,819 in 2008, from $3,600 in 1999.