Sentence examples for textbook fact from inspiring English sources

But one textbook fact slows the narrative and erodes some of the romance of this tale: Funny Cide is a gelding, or a castrated horse.

This is a disingenuous implication, for it is a standard textbook fact that genes act in concert, and that genetic regions affect one another.

The concept of energy transduction which was proposed in the 1960s has survived to achieve the status of a textbook fact, but it does not constitute a molecular mechanism.

It is now a textbook fact that complete glucose oxidation is the most energetically favorable and provides nearly 87% of total ATP [ 2, 3].

Some students may still wish to pre-learn textbook facts, but these books will give you a deeper understanding of the patient's perspective.

The key thing that makes this so powerful is that patients that you've taken care of are much easier to remember than textbook facts.

Conceptual knowledge as knowledge about the declarative textbook facts is of significant importance for problem solving [ 1- 3].

Conceptual knowledge means declarative textbook facts, whereas strategic knowledge and conditional knowledge constitute procedural knowledge (knowledge organization is shown in Figure  1).

They didn't have a Chinese-Arabic dictionary, phrasebook, or language textbook — in fact, I've never met a lingerie dealer who owns any of these things.

Marc Burrows' verdict: This is a classic joke structure, almost textbook in fact: take two disparate ideas ('The Joy of Sex', and taxation) and play with the language that links them.

National Identity Narratives in Canadian & American Textbooks, 1850-2010: Fact or Fiction?