Sentence examples for scrutinized learning from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Koper has scrutinized learning theories with the aim to develop a comprehensive, but limited set of human learning interfaces that can play a role in an implementable SLE.

Thus, we need to scrutinize language learning process from a state-oriented perspective (Gregerson, Macintyre, & Meza, 2014).

But if you don't believe in yourself, if you haven't been tested through failure enough and haven't been personally scrutinized or learned to risk your own money, then entrepreneurship is not right for you – yet.

Vocabulary and jargon must be scrutinized, and engaging learning stations must be created that will excite even the most hormonal preteen.

But when Deloitte scrutinized exit interviews, it learned that two-thirds of departing employees were bolting for positions they could have nabbed at Deloitte.

The exact scope of the probe and the names of other companies being scrutinized could not be learned.

In Expert Panel Report on the Reproductive and Developmental Toxicity of Genistein, a March 2006 review of the literature on this compound, an expert panel convened by the CERHR scrutinized what has been learned about human exposure to genistein and the associated reproductive and developmental consequences.

Mr. Henderson, said he was aware the company was being scrutinized to prove it had learned from its mistakes.

But in their previous excavations, Mr. Stemm and his business partner, John Morris, have shown serious interest in learning archeology and scrutinizing lost ships to illuminate the human past.

From holographs he had scrutinized in libraries, Cosey had learned that while Lincoln was practicing law in nearby Springfield he filed a number of briefs on blue-tinted paper watermarked "Moinier's, 1851".

Asian readers who have never heard of Robert M. Parker Jr. scrutinize the comic hero's every sip, learning about wine in words and images that may seem strange to traditionalists.