The x-axis denotes students’ responses on the group comparison items (i.e., whether they ranked Group 1 as more effective, Group 2 as more effective, both groups as highly effective, or neither group as effective/both groups were minimally effective). The y-axis lists each of the study features that students compared between the field and lab groups. White and lighter shades of red indicate a lower percentage of student responses, while brighter red indicates a higher percentage of student responses. (A) Eco-BLIC bass-mayfly scenario. (B) Eco-BLIC owl-mouse scenario. (C) PLIC oscillation periods of masses hanging on springs scenario.</p
<p>In the heatmap, color indicates the Z-score of expression relative to the mean over eight conditi...
Quantitative measure of bleaching (identified symbiont cells divided by total cell counts) versus qu...
Different colors refer to the different percentages of occurrence of each topic in the bioinformatic...
The x- and y-axes represent students’ rankings on the individual evaluation questions for Groups 1 a...
<p>The brightness of the color indicates relative strength of difference between raters, with red as...
The x- and y-axes represent rankings on the individual evaluation questions for Groups 1 and 2 (or f...
<p>The horizontal axis represents trials, as vertical lines, per participant, with participants orde...
<p>Colors vary from white (No), light blue (Not clear) and blue (Yes) representing the three categor...
Heat map showing for each of the 16 items how many percent of respectively observed cases were rated...
<p>Each subplot represents the heat map of average EVSA score of a single type comparison. For insta...
<p>In the amended treatment, the white dashed line represents the time of wheat straw input. The cap...
<p>Heat map intensities are derived from the best fitting model. Bright green values indicate that a...
<p>Each subplot represents the heat map of average GDDA score of a single type comparison. For insta...
<p>The frequency value each GOS site was assigned a color relative to the maximum value seen in each...
<p>Graphs illustrate: a) Temperature and b) electric field. Control models are held at constant body...
<p>In the heatmap, color indicates the Z-score of expression relative to the mean over eight conditi...
Quantitative measure of bleaching (identified symbiont cells divided by total cell counts) versus qu...
Different colors refer to the different percentages of occurrence of each topic in the bioinformatic...
The x- and y-axes represent students’ rankings on the individual evaluation questions for Groups 1 a...
<p>The brightness of the color indicates relative strength of difference between raters, with red as...
The x- and y-axes represent rankings on the individual evaluation questions for Groups 1 and 2 (or f...
<p>The horizontal axis represents trials, as vertical lines, per participant, with participants orde...
<p>Colors vary from white (No), light blue (Not clear) and blue (Yes) representing the three categor...
Heat map showing for each of the 16 items how many percent of respectively observed cases were rated...
<p>Each subplot represents the heat map of average EVSA score of a single type comparison. For insta...
<p>In the amended treatment, the white dashed line represents the time of wheat straw input. The cap...
<p>Heat map intensities are derived from the best fitting model. Bright green values indicate that a...
<p>Each subplot represents the heat map of average GDDA score of a single type comparison. For insta...
<p>The frequency value each GOS site was assigned a color relative to the maximum value seen in each...
<p>Graphs illustrate: a) Temperature and b) electric field. Control models are held at constant body...
<p>In the heatmap, color indicates the Z-score of expression relative to the mean over eight conditi...
Quantitative measure of bleaching (identified symbiont cells divided by total cell counts) versus qu...
Different colors refer to the different percentages of occurrence of each topic in the bioinformatic...