Sentence examples for preliminary student from inspiring English sources
This paper focuses on the views of the tutors to this new teaching and uses the preliminary student data in a supporting role.
Intriguingly, analysis of the preliminary student feedback from individual case studies did not indicate any significant difference in terms of interest (P = 0.499), enjoyment (P = 0.571), illustration of medical concepts (P = 0.641) or reinforcement of pharmacological knowledge (P = 0.341).
Fig. 10 A preliminary students' experiment introducing different directions of natural selection.
We also briefly describe the deployments of these tools in a science summer camp for middle school students and preliminary results of students' interaction with them.
Although we have presented here an informal preliminary analysis of student learning, formal quantitative assessment of student learning in the comparative biology stream is ongoing.
This work details the experience and some preliminary results from student's satisfaction.
As this is a preliminary report, the student numbers are too small to derive any statistical comparison between on-site versus distant site instruction.
Between 1992 and 1995, 17,205 abstracts were submitted to DDW (928 CCT, 8028 OCR, 8150 BSS, 99 not classifiable (preliminary classification by student raters)).
A preliminary survey of students at Public School 149 by the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene indicated an asthma rate of about one in five, higher than expected.
But Mr. Onek said the city had no preliminary numbers of students who had signed up for tutoring, even though the city's Department of Education is the largest provider of the tutoring services.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, November 16, 1929 P. 19 Toy plane manipulated by all devices used in regular plane, with aid of wind machine that can be operated by any one sitting in a chair and operating them is used by Curtiss Flying Service Ground School to give students preliminary training, and in stores to promote sales.
