Sentence examples for use of subject matter from inspiring English sources

"VPI's competitive advantage is the superior quality of its learning programs, its use of subject matter experts, and the trusted relationship that the brand has earned with consumers," says the document.

The use of subject matter experts to provide input into the IRAT is critical for addressing the inherent data gaps and uncertainty in the available information regarding emerging influenza viruses.

Support for this assumption comes from a study by Stegmann, Weinberger, and Fischer (2011) that examined the relation between the use of subject matter knowledge in an argumentative activity and individual subject matter knowledge acquisition.

These behaviors have been identified by Schmidt and Moust (1995) and are known as (1) social congruence, (2) use of subject-matter expertise (from this point referred to simply as expertise), and (3) cognitive congruence.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the stability of three distinct tutor behaviors (1) use of subject-matter expertise, (2) social congruence and (3) cognitive congruence, in a problem-based learning (PBL) environment.

Given the set of longitudinal data obtained sequentially for each patient over the course of the clinical trial, we used the input of subject matter experts to retrospectively identify patients that experienced a significant change in disease characteristics that would warrant clinical intervention.

As demonstrated by his earliest major work, The Charging Chasseur (1812), which depicts an officer astride a rearing horse on a smoky battlefield, Géricault was drawn to the colourist style of the Baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens and to the use of contemporary subject matter in the manner of an older colleague, the painter Antoine-Jean Gros.

And she has made use of that subject matter in a variety of ways since producing that unit.

"Likewise, does an artist of color face critical limitations based on perceptions of their identity, or their use of marginalized subject matter.

Hishida studied in Tokyo, first with a painter of the Kanō school (which emphasized the use of Chinese subject matter and technique) and then at the Tokyo Fine Arts School with Hashimoto Gahō.

To avoid a chilling effect on authors who contemplate tackling an historical issue or event, broad latitude must be granted to subsequent authors who make use of historical subject matter, including theories or plots.