Agent-based models or cellular automata models of the immune response have attracted great interest [ 12] since very early studies [ 13] and have been refined and proposed over the years in a manner that is responsive to new knowledge [ 14, 15].
Based on our knowledge of how people learn, active-learning exercises should be responsive to students' existing knowledge; yet AAAS (2009) recommends that biology faculty decide, prior to instruction, what they want their students to know or be able to do so that learning goals can be determined.
The revised myth of the war elephants showed that they were responsive to new zoological knowledge, adapting mythology the way scientists today sometimes have to reshape theory.
These results helped us identify specific active-learning exercises that would be responsive to students' existing knowledge.
Wikipedia is an open web-based encyclopaedia and is therefore more responsive to changes in knowledge than conventional encyclopaedias.
Technology which provides help when needed and is responsive to learners' developing knowledge and skills can offer a form of dynamic scaffolding [ 6].
Diabetes education must be responsive to advances in knowledge, treatment strategies, education strategies, and psychosocial interventions, as well as consumer trends and the changing health care environment.
Diabetes education must be responsive to advances in knowledge, treatment strategies, educational strategies, psychosocial interventions, and the changing health care environment.
We hope that this tool will prove useful to the international influenza community yet remain flexible and responsive to increases in knowledge, understanding, and interpretation of potential risks posed by novel influenza viruses to human health.
The SAFT was responsive to measuring change in knowledge and skills with a moderate effect size for the total score (r = 0.6).
