As such, the Grid provides a framework for stages of development of language teachers' pedagogy rather than for assessing teaching quality (North, 2009, February).
The NIA-AA group proposes an operational research framework for staging preclinical AD.
Assisted by a small team of carpenters, Tardy and his crew constructed a wooden framework for the stage design and covered it with more than 500 polystyrene triangles to make up a beautiful grid-like projection surface.
The nature of the rugged energy landscape of amyloidogenic peptides provides a conceptual framework for polymorphic stages in protein aggregation.
An imputation method that imputes genotypes for all animals in the pedigree for all SNP provides an alternative framework for single-stage genomic evaluations that avoids these problems.
The IDEAL Collaboration developed a framework for the stages in surgical innovation (idea, development, exploration, assessment, and long term study; table) and a set of recommendations on how evaluation should be conducted at each stage (box 1).
Thus, although not all studies have found clear laterality differences (Gardner, Ling, Flamm, & Silverman, 1975), lesion evidence has provided the neural framework for two-stage models of humor comprehension: The LH contributes to incongruity detection, whereas the RH is essential for its resolution and for humor appreciation.
Hypertrophy of one zone of chondrocytes and death through apoptosis set the framework for ensuing stages in osteogenesis, beginning with a scaffold for growing bone, and then vascularization of the territory which then brings in osteoblasts and osteoclasts to initiate formation of trabecular bone further remodeling and therein the development of a second prominent and unique extracellular matrix.
We propose a complete framework, for which each stage is evaluated using real-world videokeratoscopic images.
