Sentence examples for students analyses from inspiring English sources

In Year 1 the students' analyses of the case studies in the speciation module were graded.

While this could have served to attract a somewhat higher number of disengaged students, analyses of the sampling outcomes suggest that this was not the case (Cosgrove et al., 2010).

Illustrative of the students' analyses are the following two extracts from compositions by two groups in 2010.

Last year a group of US university students analysed the female characters created by Moffat and compared them with those written by his predecessor, Russell T Davies.

In a class we wanted to exemplify British culture so my students analysed images cut out from magazines, from various perspectives.

To work out the conditions that suited England's football players best, Hawking (or perhaps his students) analysed 45 World Cup matches the team had played since their last tournament win in 1966.

In addition, students analysed film clips (analytical focus) or participated in a simulation game (affective-experiential focus).

The aim has been that students analyse the different key elements of the subject, as well as to increase the performance in this subject, the motivation and the perceived competency development as well as the ability to assess their peers.

After removing cases due to missing data, the final number of students analysed was 2923 distributed across 379 school classes.

We defined 'global health' as an area 'in which students analyse the influence on people's health of factors such as poverty, debt, globalisation, health systems and health financing, human rights, hunger, armed conflicts and migration'.

In the questionnaire, we defined 'global health courses' as 'courses in which students analyse the influence on people's health of factors such as poverty, debt, globalisation, health systems and health financing, human rights, hunger, armed conflicts and migration'.