The answer is unclear, but the question exemplifies how the incorporation of ultrasound as a new standard of physical examination will bring new challenges regarding the need for evidence-based ultrasound-guided clinical pathways to appropriately incorporate these findings to ensure optimal patient care [13].
For them, the question exemplifies "common knowledge... that any well-educated adult should have", and it is "ideologically neutral" in that the answer does not vary between traditional and reform mathematics.
Last week Henley had a chance to acquire fame in a new area of life, and rejected it.The business in question exemplifies many of the virtues Conservatives hold dear.
By way of example, the following assessment question exemplifies the big picture understanding that introductory biology courses seek: Grandma Johnson had very sentimental feelings toward Johnson Canyon, Utah, where she and her late husband had honeymooned long ago.
The following questions exemplify issues to which we have no answers as yet.
As well as Derewianka (1992) questions exemplified above, we introduced the PSTs to two other frameworks of analysis that they could use to reflect on their interactions with the children: (1) Tough's children's language functions and teacher dialogue strategies (Tough 1977), inspired by the work of Halliday, such as Halliday (1975).
Because the purpose of phylogenetic trees is to visually represent evolutionary relationships, taxa-relatedness questions exemplify tree thinking (Novick and Catley, 2013).
This question can only be answered by a combination of high resolution NMR spectroscopy and molecular modeling, which we will exemplify in the following chapter.
The ultrasensitive response circuit, exemplified by the ubiquitous signal transduction cascades in eukaryotic cells, has been proposed as an answer to this question [ 40, 41].
The teacher's responses to these questions were sometimes direct answers, but in some cases, she also replied by asking the students to elaborate or expand on their question, as exemplified in Table 5.
