Sentence examples for teaching dominance from inspiring English sources

For instance, some suggested approaches to teaching dominance are to separate instruction on heritability from instruction on gene expression (Allchin, 2000; McElhinny et al., 2012; Redfield, 2012).

Instructors may not discuss the biochemical processes underlying phenotypic expression when teaching dominance, and thus students may fail to recognize that typically both alleles produce gene products (Allchin, 2000; McElhinny et al., 2012).

Allchin (2000) recommends teaching complete dominance as a rare phenomenon, rather than the default condition.

These performances are unnatural for the cetaceans and teach our children dominance of animals.

He believes that live animal shows teach us to see dominance as a positive force, and even goes so far as to calling places like SeaWorld "abusement parks".

An optimal framework may be one that captures the benefits of both conventional and PBL components, with the early dominance of conventional teaching and the introduction of PBL, in increasing complexity, commensurate with student development and faculty resources.

It was also adopted in Cambodia and southern Vietnam after prolonged and successful periods of Hindu and Mahayana (a theistic branch teaching compassion and universal salvation) Buddhist dominance.

I often ask myself: at what point do we "switch over" and teach our children that authority or dominance does not equal a right to another's body?

Although the dominance of female undergraduates studying teaching creates more female teachers, there are still more male than female headteachers.

In an escalation of the crisis gripping university economics departments, the course leaders cancelled the Bubbles, Panics and Crashes module developed to answer protests at the dominance of orthodox free-market teaching.

Put another way, we generally teach girls subservient habits and boys to exercise dominance.