Sentence examples for present exemplar from inspiring English sources

The enormous complexity of influenza virus evolutionary history cannot reasonably be explored in this manuscript, so instead we present exemplar datasets and describe how the approaches work.

Here we present exemplar variables from each domain to describe the variables that represented common patterns of variable loadings (e.g., monotonically increasing or decreasing loadings from most urban to most rural, u-shaped loading pattern from most urban to most rural, etc).. Means, standard deviations, and ranges are included.

As the example of Zhu Di and his attendant makes strikingly evident, the method of Chan is not to imitate or mimic the behavior of either past or present exemplars.

In this study we consider the process of the clinical encounter, and present exemplars of how assumptions of both clinicians and their patients can shift or transform in the course of a diagnostic interview.

We present exemplars of these views below.

Funding for HIV/AIDS (twice cited by the UN Security Council as a threat to security) and for pandemic influenza (relative to global burden of disease) are the present exemplars; they are also the only two issues to which France has attached 'thematic ambassadors' working between its Ministries of Health and of European and Foreign Affairs (WHO-GHD).

Here, however, we may find no mnemonic advantage of presenting exemplars from different categories together on the screen, as compared to presenting exemplars from the same category together or to presenting exemplars sequentially.

We present three exemplar techniques (sphere-casting refined by QUAD menu (SQUAD), discrete zoom, and continuous zoom) and derive a preliminary design space for progressive refinement from their characteristics.

Here we present an exemplar assessment of these data using the third largest flowering plant family, the Leguminosae, to evaluate both the coverage and accuracy of electronically recoverable point distribution data.

In this section, we present an exemplar analysis of what we see when we use one conditioning genome, when we combine information from different distance matrices to build a supertree [ 36] and also we present the results of comparisons of the different phylogenetic methods.

For example, presenting two exemplars from confusable categories simultaneously can support memory for those exemplars and classification of later novel category members because it enables learners to discriminate between categories (Wahlheim, Dunlosky, & Jacoby, 2011).