Sentence examples for study treasure from inspiring English sources

Massive online open courses (MOOC) and online tutoring platforms (like SoftBank and Alibaba-backed TutorGroup) are getting the most attention, but XueXiBao (which translates as "study treasure") is different because it is geared toward junior high and high school students who need fast help with their math, science, or English schoolwork.

The prospective MARS feasibility study (Treasure et al, 2011), attempting to compare EPP in combination with chemotherapy and radiotherapy to chemotherapy alone, noted a 5-month decline in overall survival in patients undergoing EPP.

However, this approach is only feasible in a carefully selected fraction of patients who present with MPM (Hasani et al, 2009) and recent evidence from retrospective (Rena and Casadio, 2012) as well as prospective randomised studies (Treasure et al, 2011) has cast doubts upon its role in improving survival and quality of life.

The political research unit provides background information and reliable statistics on parties, policies and polling, producing indispensable election guides which are studied and treasured by politics geeks and other staff across the corporation.

I was always drawn to the sea and spent a few years studying its treasures.

Instead, he spent hours wandering art museums studying the treasures they housed.

You can also join Gangaji for a monthly Webcast/Conference Series which will begin an in depth study of Hidden Treasure in November.

Visit www.gangaji.org for more information about Gangaji and her upcoming events, including the monthly Webcast / Conference Series, With Gangaji, which is currently undergoing an in-depth study of Hidden Treasure.

The National Archives has a dual mandate: to secure the country's ongoing historical trove but also to maximize access for citizens to view and study democracy's treasures firsthand.

Since amalgam decomposes on heating, it should not be incinerated [ 18]. 31.9% of the dentists dispose of the used injection needles by throwing them into common bin and 46.2% break the needle and dispose of it, but in a study conducted by E. T. Treasure and P. Treasure [ 19] in New Zealand, only 24.4% dispose of it by throwing into common bin.

Du Ponts sent him to China where he studied the language, became Treasure of China Enterprises.