Sentence examples for understanding discussion from inspiring English sources

Girls appeared to respond well to the curriculum but girls 5-7 years had difficulties paying attention and understanding discussion questions.

In the second section, students discussed the problem presented in the activity with their team, but did not write about their understanding (discussion-only treatment, DO).

(I am aware that some fathers of multiple daughters would argue that they might have been better off not understanding the discussion — claiming, perhaps, a hearing problem brought on by the noise of hair dryers).

Unlike some showrunners, Soloway (left) engaged with criticism about her show: understanding the discussion around the casting of non-trans actor Jeffrey Tambor (above) as Maura, she established a "transfirmative action plan", that favoured hiring trans people over non-trans people across the production.

It contains essential material on microcomputers and microprocessors needed as a basis for understanding the discussion of interfacing in hardware designing.

Key objectives for this target group included: increasing awareness, understanding and discussion of cervical cancer and cervical screening; increasing telephone calls to the NCSP's 0800 number; and increasing uptake of cervical screening.

Bloombeg reports that Dimon will attend as an executive committee member of the Business Council, a group of business leaders who seek to "foster understanding through discussion".

Finally, the figure legends are too brief to be helpful, and the figures in the addendum do not help the reader in understanding the discussion of the dinucleotides on pp7 8.

Clarification questions are addressed first because they could be the bottle-neck and pre-requisite for understanding the discussions about exploratory questions.

Since our main mission is to train students' discussion skills, the previous system was extended and new functions were added in order to obtain user-specific data such as the quality of statements and level of understanding the discussions, which led to the creation of the Leaders' Saloon (Section 'Leaders' Saloon: a new physical-digital learning environment').

One weakness, which is at the same time a strength of knowledge aggregation processes and of approaches that involve key users in evaluation processes [ 17], is that much of the data used came from the experience, understanding and discussions of actors responsible for implementing the policies they were invited to study.