Sentence examples for the development of justification from inspiring English sources

Yackel (2001) notes that within teaching for the development of justification and argumentation practices: 'initially children had to learn that their explanations and justifications needed a mathematical, rather than a social, basis'.

The retention of possible misconceptions provides justification for the development of lessons that help young learners develop scientific conceptions early in their education.

The impact is the development of a need in us for justification and the start of a 'fight' with the outer world.

The ability to avoid model uncertainties in the early days of a new technology is the strength and the justification for the development of research testbeds.

Though currently no fungal Gcs1 inhibitors exist, targeting the enzyme directly in a fungus-specific manner would be theoretically effective, and this study provides justification for the development of such compounds.

Only one study used sample size justification in the development of the study.

Also, the data presented here provide justification for the development of economically feasible high-throughput methods for detecting mtDNA mutations.

The increase in energy costs provides further justification for the development of alternative sources of energy, in particular hydropower.

Moreover, our findings provide further justification for the development of effective strategies to reverse the trends toward a higher prevalence of maternal overweight and obesity.

Environmental factors are likely to have a role in triggering disease because genetics does not provide a full justification for the development of SSc.

The evidence presented in the needs assessment provides a justification for the development of an intervention for rural-dwelling adolescent girls that would promote healthy lifestyles, optimise pre-pregnancy health (minimise under and over-nutrition) and increase the likelihood of a healthy pregnancy, should they become pregnant.