Sentence examples for a novel inquiry from inspiring English sources
This exploratory study provides a novel inquiry into physician-side barriers to healthcare provision for trans patients.
A model for integrating research in the classroom at the freshman level was recently reported by Ronsheim and coworkers (2009), who describe a novel inquiry-based and discovery-driven approach in teaching Introductory Biology at Vassar College (Poughkeepsie, NY).
A new study demonstrates a novel research strategy for studying juries, moving inquiry forward more rapidly and efficiently.
The feasibility of a simple mobile health tool designed to advise patients on safe medication usage in CKD was examined.Participants with predialysis CKD (defined as eGFR<60 ml/min per 1.73 m(2)) in the Safe Kidney Care Cohort Study were recruited for home usability testing of a novel medication inquiry system between January and September of 2013.
Plantinga's intellectual discoveries have initiated novel inquiry into spiritual dimensions.
To support its position, the Court transforms the predicate certification inquiry into a novel either-or inquiry occurring much later on the merits.
Revolving around Peter and Rebecca Harris — fortysomething aesthetes in Manhattan's SoHo, he an art dealer and she the editor of an independent art journal — Michael Cunningham's "By Nightfall" wants to be a novel of ideas, an inquiry into the relationship between beauty and meaning, but it can't sustain the weight of its own self-consciousness.
The vote of the House of Representatives to conduct an open-ended inquiry creates a novel, all-purpose search for any offense by which to remove a President from office.
While classical pragmatism is an attempt to understand and work out a novel legitimating framework for scientific inquiry, Haack maintains, Rorty's "pragmatism" (Haack consistently uses quotes) is simply an abandonment of the very attempt to learn more about the nature and adequacy conditions of inquiry.
