When the salience of the model is decreased (for example substituting the scale model with a video clip), or when there is no need for dual representation (children are told that a "shrinking machine" transformed the playroom into the miniature model), performance improves.
For example, substituting the ricotta cheese with pureed pumpkin, adding pumpkin pie spices like clove, cinnamon, and allspice, then matching it with the caramel-flavored Baileys will deliver a Thanksgiving delight.
For example, substituting two of the chlorine atoms on chloroform (CHCl3) with fluorine atoms produces chlorodifluoromethane (CHClF2).
For example, substituting 2.6 into the proportion gives you 2/(2.6) = 10/13.
To extend the example, substituting one version of a predictor for each doctor produces the bagging predictor.
For example, substituting Paxton Benthic alleles at the LG 21 QTL caused a progressive increase in the average number of Mp neuromasts in the F2 progeny (Table 1), a result consistent with the higher number of neuromasts also seen in the parental Paxton Benthic population.
For example, substituting one source of the dietary yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, with another from a different supplier in an otherwise identical diet can have large effects on fly lifespan [12].
If poems too can be (partly) about their own articulations, this would explain why they can resist paraphrase or translation into another idiom, why, for example, substituting "luster" for "sheen" in Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" breaks the bind between its lines, and thereby, alters the poem itself.
However, from the physical point of view that is not totally correct [8] and some dimensional correction in the new equation is necessary; for example, substituting a first order derivative (D^{1} :=frac{d}{dt}) by (frac{1}{{sigma }^{1-alpha}}D^{alpha}) where σ has an appropriate dimension [9].
For example, substituting 50 g/d intake of white rice (a refined grain) with the same amount of brown rice (a whole grain) was associated with a 16%% lower risk of diabetes, and the same replacement with overall whole grains was associated with a 36%% lower risk [ 62].
In the studies examined here, scales were kept consistent to the greatest extent possible to facilitate combining study data; only in certain circumstances were sites permitted to alter scales for regional differences (for example, substituting region or burro for county, where counties were not present, on the MMSE).
