Sentence examples for provision of examples from inspiring English sources

This effect was anticipated but could not be obviated as the provision of examples is required to achieve a common understanding of a factor.

Points of improvement included: provision of examples to show how to interact with key features (9 out of the 20 [45%]), clearer colours, speed of the software, and wording of certain questions (all less than 25% of participants).

Several articles describe integration of physics into biology curriculum or biology into physics curriculum that goes beyond simple provision of examples from the respective disciplines (e.g., Batiza et al., Christensen et al., Svoboda Gouvea et al., O'Shea et al., Thompson et al., Breckler et al).

The provision of these examples also supports the trustworthiness of the findings [ 18].

It might perhaps be strengthened through the provision of more examples beyond the authors' own research.

The provision of worked examples has been reported to promote learning by allowing a greater proportion of the limited capacity of short-term memory to be focused directly on the learning process itself (Kirschner et al., 2006; Clark and Mayer, 2008).

Also, European liking for state provision of services for example in health limits competition and innovation in those areas.How Europe hobbles itselfBut whatever the reason, the consequence is not just damaging in itself.

Hong Kong SAR, the Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia and Uzbekistan appear to be largely oriented towards the provision of preschooling, for example.

Based on available current evidence, efficacy driven changes to the organisation and provision of support, for example rapid response delayed discharge services at the time of "fit to discharge" may help to improve the situation.

Introduction of point-of-care CD4 count technology shortened the duration from CD4 testing to provision of results; for example, in Tuan Giao district, Dien Bien province, it was reduced from a median of 109 days to the same day notification [ 38].

Three patients found the language used by staff difficult to understand and criticised healthcare staff for adopting a paternalistic approach to provision of information; for example: "They use words that you don't understand and we have to ask, and there are times when they discuss you and your condition with other doctors or other medical doctors, you know, the student ones, while you are there.