Sentence examples for subset of students from inspiring English sources

In the three decades I've been teaching, I find that the subset of students is steadily increasing who consider nearly all words of three or more syllables pretentious, with the exception of "pretentious" — which is for them an indispensable term.

The study will measure stress levels of students who have taken the mindfulness courses, and a control set who have not – through regular questionnaires, as well as their use of mental health services, their grades and, for a subset of students, the state of their immune systems.

Krakauer's timely book is also a reminder of a crucial point that a subset of students evidently need to learn: a person who is too drunk to stand or walk properly, who is vomiting or passed out, cannot consent to sex.

A subset of students in the science classroom may be unwilling, or unable, to learn evolution.

Specific study aims were to increase understanding of the issues faced by this subset of students, including identifying potential barriers to clinical learning.

However, in medicine, there is a small subset of students who choose to pursue a career path that is less well defined.

The two raters also blindly scored a subset of student work samples a second time to investigate intra-rater reliability.

Problem-based learning: One well-developed subset of student-centered learning is known as problem-based learning.

As the developer community prepares for Apple to unveil its latest software efforts at the company's WWDC keynote later this morning, there is a younger subset of student developers feverishly roaming about excited to see what they can build next, too.

Two independent raters scored a subset of student responses, and they came to a consensus when they disagreed.

Although we have documented several alternative conceptions, we acknowledge that the DCI covers only a subset of student conceptions about dominance.