Also, rather than showing one example, it will be more informative to show the distribution of division planes relative to the wing disc epithelium from multiple examples, akin to the "pie chart" that is often used in studies of neuroblast asymmetric divisions (for example, see papers from Chris Doe's lab).
We tested the FFTM Clustering on several multiple bubble examples to demonstrate its effectiveness over the original FFTM method and vast improvement over the standard BEM.
Common principles derived from these research areas emphasize the importance of: a) learning with examples of a particular case, b) providing multiple examples, c) linking examples to underlying principles and d) prompting learners to make connections between examples and principles [ 9].
While it's nice to see these words in context, though, traditional dictionaries typically assign multiple example sentences to every translation, depending on the word's meaning in a given context.
Another acclaimed Australian comedian, Sam Simmons, gets his third nomination, this time for his show Spaghetti for Breakfast, which features multiple examples of how to enjoy the most important meal of the day.
We reviewed multiple examples where responses to climate change did not follow these general expectations.
Exposing students to multiple examples of a concept promotes better understanding, and enhances students' abilities to apply the concept to new scenarios (e.g., Mestre, 2003).
Multiple examples of providers reporting to parents or husbands if young men or women came to the health unit for contraceptives were given in the focus groups.
They point to multiple examples of firms punished by such measures as temporary bans on doing business with the bank.
As we discussed above, it is important that instructors expose students to multiple examples of a concept (Catrambone and Holyoak 1989).
