Students are expected to develop a reflective portfolio to assist their development and showcase evidence of their skills and capabilities to future employers.
Studies of oxidative dehydrogenative coupling reactions will also showcase evidence for a distinct C−H bond activation mechanism that we describe as electrophilic CMD or "eCMD", which has characteristics distinct from the established concerted metalation-deprotonation (CMD) pathway for C−H functionalization.
The film is heartbreaking, particularly in moments that showcase evidence of what the poachers have done.
Media outlets like The Guardian, Al Jazeera, and UN News Centre have showcased evidence of abuses gathered by CrowdVoice to illustrate a wide range of issues, from the conflict in Syria to the abuse of migrant workers in the Persian Gulf.
Instead, we set out to show success, showcasing the evidence that progress can be greatly accelerated with strong citizen engagement.
In a New York Times op-ed a couple weeks ago, Susan Pinker, the author of The Village Effect: How Face-to-Face Contact Can Make us Healthier, Happier, and Smarter, showcased the evidence that too much technology can be a bad thing, particularly for the most vulnerable students in our society.
One resource compilation to help instructors better envision and create engaged classroom environments is in development: the iBiology Project at the American Society for Cell Biology is in the process of creating and posting videos through their iBiologyEducation YouTube channel that showcase evidence-based classroom practices (iBioEducation, 2013).
Rejoining the Army as a chaplain, he was featured in news articles, with the authorities at Guantánamo eagerly showcasing him as evidence of their tolerance toward the religion of the captives there.
Specific recommendations were made by some interviewees about the need for more evidence showcasing new impacts or innovative solutions that are not already being used locally, and the possibility of working with "local champions".
Were we to imagine a system where hard evidence showcasing the value of all types of contributions were accepted for professional advancement (the number of users of their software (Singh Chawla, 2016), adaptations of their datasets (Peters et al., 2016) and so on), these researchers could get the credit they deserve.
In both cases, the magnitude of real dangers is exaggerated far beyond the evidence by showcasing anecdotes instead of data.
