With primary and high school students, printed comprehension ability, basic Internet skills, and navigation behavior contributed to digital comprehension.
Another problem, says cybermetrics researcher Mike Thelwall of the University of Wolverhampton, City Campus, in the United Kingdom, is that citations fail to capture many research outputs, many of which like data sets contributed to digital repositories are new.
Bone oedema was not observed at entheseal insertions of flexor or extensor tendons, but peritendinous soft tissue oedema contributed to digital swelling in a number of more severe cases with what has been described as a 'honeycomb' appearance of the subcutaneous tissues on T2 weighted MRI sequences [ 8].
RS designed and performed experiments FISH and CGH and co-drafted the manuscript, ZM and AS performed FISH experiments, ZM performed PCRs and sequenced PCR products and co-drafted the manuscript, GS and JF collected and raised material, JB and RS prepared chromosome preparations, MR partly contributed to digital processing of images, PR designed the study and co-drafted the manuscript.
Hypertext and digital text comprehension studies found that previous knowledge, working memory (Amadieu & Salmerón, 2014; Burin, Kahan, Irrazabal, & Saux, 2013) and operational and navigation skills (Fajardo et al., 2016; Hahnel et al., 2016; OECD, 2011) contribute to digital text comprehension, and the effect of Internet skills depends on level of previous knowledge and working memory capacity.
Taking control of your camera and exposure settings will help you eliminate factors which could contribute to digital noise in your photographs.
He has also contributed to specific digital campaigns for several UK charities, most recently working with Breast Cancer Care.
Emerging digital technologies for healthcare information support have already contributed to reducing the digital divide among rural communities.
Increases in circulation and digital subscriptions contributed to a 0.6 percent increase in revenue, to $515.2 million.
By the end of the 20th century, The New Republic was publishing a broader array of editorial opinion and commentary that reflected many political viewpoints, but that diffusion of opinion, as well as shifting ownership and halting efforts to pursue a robust digital strategy, contributed to the magazine's perceived stagnation.
