Sentence examples for with a view to learning from inspiring English sources

New horizons Similarly, a gap year might be the time to head overseas with a view to learning another language.

We examined their structure function relationships with a view to learning how to improve AMP therapeutic ratios.

Finally, we examined the impact of holding the protein rigid, as in docking, with a view to learning how approximations made in docking affect accuracy and how they may be improved.

Objective To determine the expression profile of protein kinase (PK) and protein tyrosine kinase (PTK) genes in human primary osteoarthritis (OA) chondrocytes and to compare it with that of immortalized human chondrocytes T/C 28a4 with a view to learning whether T/C 28a4 cells can be used for elucidating signal transduction pathways in human chondrocytes.

"So we knew exactly where to dig the excavation trenches with a view to learning as much as possible about the fortress".

This is especially true for corals and to a lesser extent for the sea urchin that has been studied with a view to learn more about embryonic transcriptional networks [ 2], especially if compared to well-studied organisms such as human and mouse.

In a rapidly changing world, health care practitioners need to approach their profession with a view to lifelong learning [ 29].

As students interact with the system, fine-grained data on their interactions is recorded centrally with a view to improving the learning experience.

The purpose of the forum was to enable participants to discuss their experiences of the modules and their illness with a view to enhancing their learning experiences and reducing any feelings of social isolation or stigma [ 5].

The aim of this paper is to highlight some of the methodological challenges we experienced whilst conducting a study of the perceptions of dignity of older people living in nursing homes with a view to describing the lessons learned, responses and strategies developed and recommendations for future research study design and delivery.

I started learning German with a view to studying the history of peasant revolts in later medieval Europe, but as my German improved I became very interested in what was happening in Germany – it was just after the 1968 student revolutions, there was a lot happening and the Nazi period wasn't that far away – and how it was coping with the legacy of the war".