Students and lecturers highlighted key aspects of narrative learning: for example providing a relevant context, as a "hook" to engage the audience, and as a memory aid.
For example, a factor with three relevant items will have a maximum score of 18, while a factor with five items will have a possible score of 30.
Participants indicated a strong demand for the organization of adequate data-sharing (of reference genomes and strains, for example), a desire to link relevant data types, and the need to devise standard data generation and analysis protocols.
Recently, for example, an improved clinically relevant sepsis model in the conscious rat has been described [ 7].
For example, a knee MRI describes all relevant anatomic regions such as cruciate ligaments, menisci, collateral ligaments, and so on, with an internal logical order.
By typing a search term like "sore throat," for example, a Google user is led to relevant information about potential causes and risks, treatments and tests, and alternative medicines.
Consider, for example, a case that will be particularly relevant here.
For example, a recommendation system helps users find relevant events, and an automated classification system helps reduce user friction for creating new events.
For example, a minimum of 2 years of relevant clinical experience or post-graduate research period prior to commencement of the emergency training programme would be advisable.
Some spaces, specifically "happening" spaces, will incorporate the relevant theme; for example, a giant robot resembling Mecha Bowser will shoot any character back to the start when landing on its "happening" space in the Toy Dream board.
