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Chi (2005) provided an explanation about why some misconceptions about systems are so robust and supported the idea of instruction that explicitly addresses characteristics of complexity.
GSEA [ 1], for example, is a tool that addresses characteristic features of genes that are found to be differentially expressed in a comparative transcriptomics study.
We will first address characteristics of graphene at high bias which are not specific to graphene nanoribbons, then we address GNRs at high bias specifically.
The effect is revealed in (non)stationary regimes if the cartilage is subjected to some normal periodic load, revealing over its exploitation time increasingly dissipative, in general entropy-addressing, characteristics.
Measurement of technological indicators penetrations may use to diagnose address characteristics of ground array: groundwater flow and level, as well as the type of soil and its physical properties (density and specific cohesion).
The second half of this work addressed characteristics of moonlighting proteins in omics data and their tertiary structures.
Assessment scales that addressed characteristics of caregivers' actions in daily caregiving situations were also included for item generation [ 20, 45].
It is therefore necessary to address characteristics that would influence students' working in rural areas on qualification [ 6].
The standards addressed characteristics observed in student thinking and classroom interactions: higher-order thinking, depth of knowledge, substantive conversations, and connections to the world.
We identified even fewer reviews on strategies that addressed characteristics of the wider context level in primary care and most of these focused on financial arrangements and structures.
Two [ 30, 33] studies were excluded from this formal analysis as rather than examining help-seeking more generally, they only addressed characteristics of school-based personnel that may aid or deter help-seeking.
