This may be explained by the fact that respondents perceive that a certain amount of time is necessary to convey key learning objectives.
Therefore, the purpose of this review is to convey collective learning from ipilimumab clinical trials, case studies, and our own clinical experience to address commonly asked questions related to ipilimumab therapy.
In this update, we wanted to convey our lessons learned.
Face-to-face meetings are usually the most powerful tool, allowing parties to convey information and learn more about each other.
So as I bring flowers and beer to his grave this weekend, I hope to convey everything I learned from hearing his story.
The importance he assigns to proloquia seems to be connected to his pedagogically sensitive introductions, intended to convey clear, immediate learning of the foundational principles of any discipline or art.
"If they're seeing the Slumber Party Girls everywhere, on commercials, on TV, on the Web, on iTunes, they come to the conclusion, 'Well, they must be popular, and maybe I should like them.' " IN their live performances, the Slumber Party Girls are learning to convey their individuality.
A primary goal of the course was educating the students, all fourth-year undergraduates or graduate students, in working together across interdisciplinary lines, learning to convey the relevant concepts of their own field to others in very different fields and to integrate the concepts from very different areas to come to a coherent analysis of their chosen topic.
Learning to convey powerful messages in one minute YEREVAN, Armenia, 14 June, 2011 - A major conference of Parliamentarians from Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States was urged today to speed up reforms to support the development and protection of vulnerable children.
Damien Dunkley, a fourth-grade teacher, learned to convey authority by raising his voice.
Mr. Robertson used the score as a means to help the players learn to convey musical character and instrumental color.
