Other studies have shown that studying example-problem pairs is more effective than solving problems only [13 17].
Sweller and Cooper [13] discovered that example-problem pairs may provide more help than does studying examples only.
The approach is applied to a previously studied example.
For this studied example, and are fractional ones, thus the ARD and the ARR proceed differently.
This is a prolog file which contains the description of the implementation of the studied example.
The photoreceptor mosaic of zebrafish is probably the best studied example of such 'crystalline' arrays [21], [23], [24].
Tumorigenesis due to loss of E protein function is another well studied example of T-ALL [29], [30], [38], [39].
The best studied example is the haematopoietic stem cell.
MHC genes are among the most thoroughly studied example of adaptive molecular evolution.
The best studied example is the complex organizational pattern of centromeric sequences in human chromosomes.
Rhodobacter sphaeroides is a well studied example of a species with multiple chemotaxis pathways.
