In fact, each exemplar in our study has developed a novel and comprehensive approach, simultaneously addressing the fact that poor people are often unaware of services, have limited funds and live in hard-to-reach areas.
It is also suggested that this type of transfer is more likely to occur if the answers trained are in full sentence and there is a structural correspondence between the question and the answer in each single exemplar and across exemplars within a class of questions.
Our a priori hypothesis was based on identifying moderate to large differences in effect size between each exemplar and the control group [ 26].
Each exemplar (48 in total) was presented once per block.
Each exemplar (64 in total) was presented 8 times (once per block).
5. Australasian Region (covers New Guinea, Solomon Islands archipelago, tropical Australia), Using the present distribution of the extant taxa, each exemplar taxon in the tree was categorised into one or more of the five defined zoogeographic regions.
Instead of these two, the BBC are concentrating on two very different complexes – Broadcasting House in London, and MediaCityUK in Salford, which are each exemplars in their way of the BBC's journey from paternalistic bureaucracy to cowed pseudo-business.
In four experiments, exemplar birds (e.g., American Goldfinch, Cassin's Finch) paired with each family name (e.g., Finch) were studied, and participants made a judgment of learning (JOL) for each exemplar.
In a statement, the Assembly Commission said it had considered the approach it would take "in providing exemplar bilingual services".
In each of the exemplar discussions, key aspects of biomacromolecular research occur at the intersection of multiple scientific paradigms.
