The exemplar taxa for the study were chosen to represent as many ditrysian subfamilies as possible.
In fact, thanks to the wide variety of wild accessions, which occupy habitats ranging from open plains to sand dunes and salt marshes (Heiser et al. 1969), Helianthus lends itself to be an exemplar genus for the study of genetic variation in the wild.
Although semantic links can be defined in other ways (e.g., superordinate categories and their members), the use of exemplars is advantageous for the study of semantic effects, because exemplars share lexical representations (names), functional properties, and features.
The categorization group differs in that a different set of category exemplars was used for the study items.
As CwC and IP are the most common standardised interventions in current CAMHS practice, these were used in this study as exemplars for the evaluation of control interventions in any future trial.
In the accompanying paper Turner-Halliday et al. [ 22] identified that CwC and IP are the most common standardised interventions currently used by CAMHS (current practice), and therefore these two interventions were modelled in this study as exemplars for the evaluation of control interventions in any future trial.
From the output, we randomly selected 13,300 frames as noise exemplars, with an equal number of exemplars for the four noise types.
This fact, coupled with a lack of knowledge about the role of zoonotic Mycobacteria strains in the infection of humans, was a key justification for the selection of TB as an exemplar disease for study by SACIDS.
African news media have cited Mr. Touré as an exemplar for the region over the last year.
One passage even declares Muhammad to be an "exemplar" for the believers (33:21).
