draw inferences造句

We can draw inferences about it and expand our horizons.

We should apply what we have learned, draw inferences and draw a conclusion.

The correct way to learn is to draw inferences about other things and learn from others.

Using totem to explain myths, classical records and folk customs can often draw inferences.

The teacher is tired of explaining the example, that is, we can draw the analogy and draw inferences from others.

Learn to avoid rote learning, learn to draw inferences and use them flexibly.

I have a logical mind so I can draw inferences quicker than the others in my class.

For example, sleep-enabled memories may help people produce insights, draw inferences, and foster abstract thought during waking hours.

Learn from shallow to deep, from easy to difficult, step by step, and draw inferences about each other by analogy.

Two times plus four times is two times four, draw inferences from others, add five times four times to five times four.

The country's scientists hesitate to draw inferences when there is uncertainty, she says, instead preferring to play it safe and be cautious in their words and assessments.

There are many kinds of teaching methods. Choosing a good teaching method can enable students to draw inferences from one another and get twice the result with half the effort.

I only knew he was famous, but I didn't expect it to be so famous. Note: I can only draw inferences from others: I only know that he is bad, but it will not be so bad.

Guided by this theory, great emphasis is placed on the lexical similarities between sounds, forms and meanings in English vocabulary teaching so as to foster students' ability to draw inferences about other cases from one instance.

I will not instruct my students until they have really tried hard but failed to understand. If I give them one instance and they cannot draw inferences from it, I will not teach them any more.