The body of the story, which explains the "how" and the "why" and provides background information, supporting points for elaboration and additional quotes.
Authors from a recent review have suggested that the rapid elaboration of new point-of-care (POC) tests to encompass screening for multiple STIs may be both warranted and feasible [ 13].
By presenting this material in the eLearning format, the information is condensed into key messages and discussion points; for further elaboration on points of interest, learners may activate narration and/or notes, or click on elements throughout the course to access more information (i.e. triggering pop-up boxes, video clips, or images).
It can be further subdivided into two aspects: dialectic complexity, the awareness that concepts can be considered from more than one point of view, and elaboration, the awareness that concepts can contain more than one simple idea [17].
Since participants were not aware of the pattern-target associations, this result points to fast elaboration of visual input that rapidly contacts unconscious memory [48].
The advantage of using requirements patterns is to provide the software engineer a starting point for the elaboration of requirements documents, instead of starting from scratch to solve known problems.
Many of its points could use elaboration.
Chemical-physics interactions between carrageenan, milk proteins and starch, characterized in a previous study, were the starting point for the elaboration of these schemes.
As North (2014) articulated in his recent book The CEFR in Practice: The CEFR was developed with two broad aims: on the one hand to act as a stimulus for reflection on current practice and on the other hand to provide a common reference point for the elaboration of language syllabuses, curriculum guidelines, examinations and textbooks across Europe.
