Sentence examples for studies of experts from inspiring English sources

Comparative studies of experts and novices in different subject areas have been central to growth in understanding domain-general and domain-specific elements of problem representation and performance (Chi et al. 1981; Smith 1983; Novick and Bassok 2005).

The reality is, according to the decades-spanning studies of experts like Wilsnack, there have only been slight increases in the amount of women drinking since the original post-WWII boom.

However, both functional and anatomical studies of experts' brain are not as abundant as those of learning-dependent neuroplasticity that adopt a longitudinal paradigm.

Comparative studies of experts and novices have highlighted important differences in these thinking processes.

There is no current method of measuring human body odor, other than by human panel studies of expert judges of air quality.

Studies of expert-novice differences in medicine [ 29] have shown that the key difference between novices and experts is the highly organized knowledge structures of the latter, and not the explicit strategies or algorithms they use to solve a problem.

Yet that's the very reason why you should see him at the top of any Fantasy Baseball player's picks, according to a Forbes study of experts' player rankings, compared with fans' perceptions.

15 An International Delphi study of experts formulated the COnsensus-based Sthedardselection selectiof of health Measurement INstruments (COSMIN), defining the essential properties of outcome measures as: reliability, measurement error, validity, responsiveness and interpretability.

The features have been identified through literature searching, consideration of causal mechanisms and the results of a Delphi study of experts in the field (Chan AYP, Ford JJ, McMeeken JM, Wilde VE: Features of non-reducible discogenic low back pain: survey of an international expert panel with the Delphi technique, submitted).

(Poland_121)" This qualitative study of experts' views about mental health care for IMs in the capital cities of 14 European countries identified barriers to mental health care, and explored ways of how these barriers are overcome in practice, when networks of supportive professionals and services seek to provide care for this group despite these barriers.

In several studies, panels of experts or other subgroups were asked to assess the severity of disease states (e.g., [ 15, 20– 20]).