If learners primarily recall superficial features, without accessing deep structure, only memory for those superficial features may be enhanced.
At the end of the 1380s Albert had plans to reassert his power, primarily by recalling the royal lands that had been given to the nobles; in 1388 the Swedish nobles called upon Margaret, now regent of Denmark and Norway, for help.
For the care providers, the facilitation process was comparable but the discussion guide focused primarily on recalling how the transition to wheelchair use had impacted their life individually as well as collectively with the wheelchair user.
Clarke, on the other hand, is recalled primarily for being unlucky; he won neither the race in which Landy lent him a helping hand, nor gold in any of his Olympic campaigns.
The race riots of Newark and Detroit in 1967 and Los Angeles in 1992 are recalled primarily to consider whether similar tactics - i.e., deploying the National Guard -- should be applied to Ferguson today.
A final limitation is that the cost analysis was primarily based on retrospectively recalled self-report of the number of hours spent developing and implementing U@Uni, whereas a prospective micro-costing study may have provided a more accurate estimate of the cost of the intervention.
Limitations in self-reported travel data are well known and primarily attributed to recall bias and rounding inaccuracies in respondents.
FoodNet case-control studies have limitations, primarily due to recall bias, long exposure windows, and immunity (20).
The much higher family history odds ratios for women who said heredity contributes "a lot" is unlikely to be primarily due to recall bias, given that self-reporting of first degree family members with breast cancer is generally accurate [ 61- 66].
"Because [what Americans recalled] was primarily about the emails, it didn't leave, relatively speaking, very much room for the issues," Michael Traugott, a political scientist at the University of Michigan, said Saturday.
