Thus, future studies investigating biomechanical mechanisms of practice-related changes in motor performance should additionally include qualitative measures of muscle activity (e.g., timing of muscle activity, level of coactivation) and other biomechanical variables (i.e., kinetics, kinematics).
They claimed that online quizzes and assessments could enhance learning through the mechanism of retrieval practice, short videos allow for mastery learning and complement the optimal attention span of students, and discussion forums help to provide peer assistance interaction.
Xiaoli's expression not only reflected her attitudes to the traditional norm of filial piety but also reflected the social mechanisms of the practice of familial obligation.
Training in the actual mechanisms of democratic practice centers on the third grade primer lesson, "Class Representative," which made its first appearance during the 1979-1980 school year and would remain unchanged for more than two decades.
If the underlying mechanisms of mental practice can be attributed to brain plasticity rather than motivational or cognitive factors, then we should see enhanced recovery in stroke patients participating in mental practice independent of physical practice of movements.
These explanations of the potential underlying mechanisms of mental practice would therefore suggest that patients in the stroke rehabilitation population early post-stroke, and those with either limited cognitive resources or a dense weakness may not benefit from mental practice in their motor recovery.
The recognition that practical learning takes place mainly through social interactions and in settings as close as possible to those of the actual practice [ 3, 4], led them to label the overall mechanism as a 'community of practice'.
There is a lack of studies related to appropriate dosage and mechanisms of CAM practices in older adults [ 13].
Tackling these shortcomings, the paper discusses knowledge spillovers in light of recent debates in economic geography on knowledge-generating mechanisms through networks, communities of practice, and the integration of external knowledge into the innovation activities of companies.
PCST provides an impression about mechanism of stroke in clinical practice.
This mechanism has perhaps been most widely studied and appears to be the most common mechanism of resistance in clinical practice (Gorre et al, 2001; Branford et al, 2002; Hochhaus et al, 2002; Shah et al, 2002; Branford et al, 2003).
