Sentence examples for recognition of conceptual from inspiring English sources
Consisting of 31 Likert-scale statements, CLASS-Bio probes a range of perceptions that vary between experts and novices, including enjoyment of the discipline, propensity to make connections to the real world, recognition of conceptual connections underlying knowledge, and problem-solving strategies.
The work, which was released in March, was voted by Science and AAAS (the publisher of Science Careers) as the 2010 Breakthrough of the Year "in recognition of the conceptual ground their experiment breaks, the ingenuity behind it and its many potential applications," according to a AAAS press release.
Recognition of the conceptual roots of the term GHG in global governance and global health are important starting points for advancing the field.
Drawing promotes recognition of visual details, conceptual understanding of what is being learned, and improved eye-hand coordination.
Past research shows that oxytocin enhances encoding and conceptual recognition of positive social stimuli over social-threat stimuli.
In that case, participants were expected to show differences in subsequent recognition of foil items from the conceptual versus agentic retrieval task.
Items of recognition, information and conceptual recall loaded highly on the first component, whereas simple reaction time and the three reaction time parameters of the switching attention test loaded highly on the second component.
The formal recognition of PTSD in 1980 changed the conceptual understanding of trauma.
To fully understand the roles of the frontal regions during mirrored self-face recognition, further conceptual elaborations are necessary.
McGregor, meanwhile, as if in recognition of the possibility of a multi-vehicle conceptual pile-up, has kept things lambently simple.
One of Darwin's conceptual innovations was the recognition of constant and inevitable variability within a species and across geographic ranges and the incorporation of this variability into his theorizing.
