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Data collection focussed on the implementation of two of the first National Service Frameworks (NSFs) to be introduced in England i.e. for mental health [ 10] and coronary heart disease [ 17] as concrete exemplars that could be compared across sites.

The redesign of GOV.UK and other "exemplar services" were mere mechanisms that could be used to gain momentum to get buy-in for the bigger picture.

We hoped also to identify exemplars of gold-standard teaching that could be shared.

Because much of the genetic variation in long-lived forest trees like Pinus is contained within rather than among populations (Petit and Hampe, 2006), our long-term goal of delimiting a species complex required a marker that could be efficiently genotyped in many individuals per population so that we could use allele frequencies rather than exemplar sampling.

In each case it is similarity to the exemplar that is the scientists' guide.

If a noise exemplar that is very similar to a speech exemplar happens to fit best, this may give rise to suppressing relevant speech information.

As some exemplars in Experiment 2 were more visually similar than others (although these were in the minority), we could look at the target-present category-match RTs of Experiments 2A and 2B to see whether we would find any support for an exemplar that was visually similar to the memory item affecting attention.

Additionally, it revealed that the experimental technique of using affinity propagation could objectively identify exemplars that matched and informed existing, more subjective assessments of forested areas.

After much discussion, it was decided that our approach to measurement design could not be specifically tied to a structured set of circumstances, events, or exemplars that would impose observational restrictions; and the 'constructs' associated with patient well-being could not be operationalized in a typical manner.

Tests included exemplars that had been studied or exemplars that had not been studied (novel).

This method requires parallel exemplars (which consist of the source exemplars and target exemplars that have the same texts uttered by the source and target speakers) for dictionary construction.