Sentence examples for supporting this transition from inspiring English sources

Professional development that trains faculty to implement instructional reforms plays a key role in supporting this transition.

Supporting this transition, Sekiyama et al. (2014) showed a decrease in hand gestures during mental rotation from the ages seven to eight years, contrasting with younger children, who all used hands to support mental rotation, and older children and adults, who rarely use hands.

A balance will need to be struck between supporting this transition and providing exports to the economies of densely populated regions in the Central Belt and elsewhere, as they seek their own solutions.

European governments can support this transition by removing financial incentives if and when they favour diesel.

We are also encouraged that NHS England has made £45m available to support this transition.

Industrialized countries can and should support this transition to low-emission technologies, not least through their own example.

A spokeswoman for Penguin said in an e-mail that "Penguin hopes that Borders will emerge from this process as a smaller but stronger book retailer, and will work closely with Borders management to support this transition.

Much of President Kim's vision will depend on government policies to support this transition.

Lately, the flipped classroom model has been suggested to support this transition.

Future research avenues are identified to support this transition regarding interoperability, secure distributed control and a system of systems approach.

Researchers are only beginning to understand the complex ontogenetically regulated maturation of the fetal immune system and how to alter or support this transition.