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We have extended this perspective by introducing Capability Under-Utilisation Indices for math and science to investigate the effectiveness with which knowledge and skills acquired in the context of math or science education are transferred into cross-curricular problem-solving competence.

We extended this perspective by considering how grazer abundance affects primary productivity and found a relationship between grazer density and seaweed evenness that had significant consequences for ecosystem productivity.

This study extends this perspective and demonstrates that suppressed diversity of survivin splicing occurred in active RA as a part of autoimmune inflammation.

Legacy topographic data allow us to extend this temporal perspective of change backward in time to better inform us of variations on decadal time-scales and in some instances, as far back as a half-century or more (Corsini et al. 2009; Carley et al. 2012; James et al. 2012; Schaffrath et al. 2015).

Note that we can extend this methodology to perspective transformation.

The present study sought to extend this controlled attention perspective, by testing the general hypothesis that WM performance would be inversely related to caregiver ratings of overt behavioural inattention, such that children with better WM performance would be able to resist distraction on tasks and hence have lower ratings of behavioural inattention than children with poor WM performance.

This structure extends the perspective of educational institutions and develops a joint effort with the industry to leverage education and workforce development.

Some learning factories extend the perspective and include the product development and product use phase.

These findings extend the perspective that epigenetic events may promote differential Wnt signalling between tumour subtypes.

Recently, Khatri et al. [28] extended the perspective of cognitive fit for external problem presentations and internal task representations.

These estimates included the time lost by both working and non-working individuals and thus extended the perspective of the base-case analysis.