Fig. 1 Comparison of word counts for the No Template condition and Template condition in Study 1. Box plots showing the range of word counts and the means for both conditions in Study 1.
Fig. 2 Comparison of grades for the No Template condition and Template condition in Study 1. Box plots showing the range of grades (converted into numerical form where 0 is the lowest grade and 10 is the highest) and means for both conditions in Study 1, and a Pie chart showing how individual students grades changed with the Template.
In Study 2, the procedural information for the experiments is much more similar between the Titles Template condition and the No Template condition in Study 2. Similar numbers of observations are recorded in the 'Step-by-step' section of the template, with additional observations recorded in the Discussion and Conclusion sections, as shown in Fig. 11.
We can assume that a certain proportion of students would have included a reaction scheme within their No Template condition report if the software available had provided a simple mechanism to do so, based upon the findings from the No Template condition in Study 1.
The circular template in our study was integrated with an antisense oligonucleotide aptamer sequence and drug loading sites.
To demonstrate module changes of functional regions, we mainly computed the functional connectivity networks and their corresponding graph analysis features based on AAL 90 template in this study.
There are several variations of the KSF dimensions and Table 1 shows those defined by the developed toolkit [ 17] that were used as a thematic template in this study.
In study 1, face stimuli were manipulated on sexual dimorphism using age-matched templates, while in study 2 young face stimuli were manipulated with older templates and older face stimuli were manipulated using young templates.
The template in transcription studies consisted of cDNA obtained as described above, and TRIM forward and reverse primers (Table 1) or TRIM forward combined with MYB10 -1873 were used (Table 2).
The criteria used to position the templates in this study were defined, in contrast to previous studies, however all templating was carried out by a single surgeon and no attempt was made to assess the reliability of the templating and measurement technique.
