Thus, the removal of underlying trends can be advantageous in removing expectations based on preexisting knowledge, and can also be misleading if the 'known form' is chosen incorrectly.
Based on preexisting knowledge, we selected full sets of explanatory variables to be included in the models, which we expected to vary across individuals or centers and be correlated with the nutrient bias or intake or biomarker levels.
These variables were specified beforehand based on preexisting knowledge of their relationship with serum levels of MRP8/14 and/or the response to treatment (age at onset of JIA, baseline JADAS-10, number of previously used DMARDs, gender, baseline CHAQ score, ESR, disease duration) [ 4, 5, 21].
The communicative and didactic strategies were all participative and interactive, based on the personal questioning and restructuring of preexisting knowledge.
School -and community-based health education that builds on persons' preexisting knowledge and perceptions has a strong potential for raising knowledge and awareness of schistosomiasis (32, 33 ).
However, research criticizes the often missing identification of similarities in related work and preexisting knowledge, which might lead to arbitrariness.
Thereafter, the gained insights from step one and two are consolidated into a conceptual process model that has a strong regard to preexisting knowledge.
As memory fades due to brain damage or aging, representations become increasingly changed by preexisting knowledge.
Students' conceptual knowledge was found to be highly incorrect because of confusion with preexisting knowledge acquired in daily life resulting in scientific misconceptions.
Students' conceptual knowledge is highly incorrect because of confusion with preexisting knowledge acquired in daily life resulting in scientific misconceptions (Reif 1987).
