Sentence examples for reviewed textbooks from inspiring English sources

The reviewed textbooks included widely used and accepted textbooks from biology courses (Raven et al., 2011; Reece et al., 2011).

(Participant 2 – academic) This is corroborated by a study on gender bias in Moroccan schoolbooks, which reviewed textbooks in Morocco for human rights and gender equality [ 43].

The absence of this area of research from the reviewed textbooks, however, suggests that epidemiologists do not see it as central to their task.

The students in lower division courses reported reviewing notes (58%), creating artifacts (37%), reviewing textbooks (51%), and doing problems (42%) and quizzes (16%) more than the students in upper division courses (see Fig. 4).

It is always difficult to review textbooks about cancer and its management because inevitably there has to be a compromise between breadth and depth.

Contrary to earlier studies, which investigated time spent preparing for an OSCE (Mavis 2000; Rudland et al. 2008), we found that the larger part of practice time is dedicated to skill performance rather than reviewing textbooks and notes.

However, a study by Mavis revealed that students who practised for more than 3 h spent only 20% of that time actually performing skills, while the remaining time was used to review textbooks and class notes.

'0'-no information on death and dying; '+' -score 1, includes minimally helpful information on death and dying; '++' -score 2, includes helpful information on care of the dying; '-' -disease not covered in textbook Two clinicians, a palliative care physician (FM) and a care-of-the-elderly physician (WHY), independently reviewed the textbooks.

He cowrote and reviewed school textbooks and actively participated in reforming the mathematics curriculum in Soviet schools.

We reviewed obstetrical textbooks published over the last 4 decades to identify trends in recommendations for drinking during pregnancy.

In addition, we reviewed relevant textbooks and Web sites.