Sentence examples for teaching assumes from inspiring English sources

Traditional teaching assumes that the distal arterial tree is maximally dilated in patients with critical limb ischemia (CLI).

That standardized test scores would be used to measure students' progress and also the effectiveness of teaching assumes unwarranted degrees of validity and precision.

Jesus's teaching assumes that we will have enemies, and he teaches us how to treat them.

He returned to teaching, assuming the problem would be dealt with.

I should say, too, that I bought the binding and intact leaves from a trusted American book-seller, and purchased them specifically for teaching, assuming the codex had been fragmented decades ago.

That was what I was taught: assume everything was my fault because I was born wrong.

We could have easily chosen other schools: the total cost at the university where I teach (assuming my son were to live on campus rather than at home) would be less than half of the university he attends.

The usual teaching model assumes that the scores of each student in a university is treated as a continuous random variable written as ({X _{I}}), which takes on some value in the real interval (I=[0,1]), and its probability density function ({p_{I}}:Irightarrow ( {0,infty} ) ) is continuous.

The usual teaching model assumes that the math scores of each student in a class are treated as a continuous random variable, written as ξ I, which takes on some value in the real interval I = [ a 0, a m ], and its probability density function p I : I → ( 0, ∞ ) is continuous.

Several of his students became so successful, though, that until quite recently his teaching was assumed to be more important than his art.

When I started teaching, I assumed my "fun" class, sexuality and the law, full of contemporary controversy, would prove gripping to the students.