Sentence examples for category of elements from inspiring English sources

The fifth category, namely CK, was a category of elements which have been previously reported as distinct from PCK (Shulman [1986]; Magnusson et al. [1999]; Grossman [1990]; Rozenszajn and Yarden [2014a]).

The comparison between the mathematics and biology teachers' clusters suggests that CK is a significant component of professional knowledge for both, because CK was the only category of elements that was elicited by all mathematics and all biology teachers in the course of the RGT.

Its more recent meaning, as a category of elements with intermediate or hybrid properties, became widespread in 1940 1960.

These sequences fall in the new category of elements, which we collectively call as conserved non-coding elements (CNEs) [ 14].

We propose that a higher degree of interactivity elevates performance in part because it creates a dynamic problem configuration that not only lightens the load, but also leads to the creation of congenial interim sums and to physically segregated categories of elements (such as those counted, those yet to be counted).

At the first level the 'super ordinate level' Labonté locates two major categories of elements: the political, economic and civil society traditions underlying society and the level of economic development, the availability of environmental resources and of human resources.

The T3 consists of approximately 800 data points and incorporates the following categories of elements obtained by OPTIC staff from the resident/patient care records in each transition setting.

For each goal, we identified two categories of elements that influenced success: implementation activities undertaken by the program organizers and outputs or near term products (often predetermined by the VANA grant).

The markers are short interspersed nuclear elements (SINEs), a category of retrotransposable elements (REs) which are non-coding genomic DNA repeat sequences, or "mobile insertion elements," comprising approximately 40% of the human genome.

This table summarizes the comments of the respondents for each category of data elements.

They are classified under the category of carcinogenic elements by WHO, and their excess use is capable of altering epidemiological cycle of human beings.