Two areas of research, which examine the origins of institutions and their capacity to better explain and predict subsequent institutional and policy behavior, provide the analytical foundation for our study.
The real expansion of moral understanding and social improvement began with the French encyclopedists and J.G. Herder in Germany, continuing with Marx and Engels, Henry Maine, Max Weber, L.T. Hobhouse, and Karl Mannheim, who established the modern historical and analytical theory of institutions.
I've been writing lately about Minnelli as an unfolder and galvanizer of institutions, an analytical filmmaker of uneasy communities.
It is important that the clinician has an understanding of the assay used in their institution, including analytical quality and limitations.
The EDP is being performed by PhD pairs (biology and analytical chemistry) from different partner institutions with complementary expertise.
This paper applies an analytical framework focused on adaptation, institutions, and livelihoods to study climate adaptation in the Mongolian grasslands.
A list of the parameters measured, the analytical methods used and the institutions that performed the individual analyses is shown in Table 1 of the Electronic Supplementary Material.
Historiography in the modern sense the analytical ordering and interpretation of past institutions and events is an invention of ancient Greece, and even there it only gradually eschewed the fabulous.
Whatever methodology is used in the given pathology institution, standardized pre-analytical, analytical and scoring issues need to be guaranteed in order to provide accurate HER2 test results in the diagnostic setting.
All activities involving the introduction, change and termination of IAD rules and perhaps indeed of instances of legal institutions, involve actions at deeper (analytical) levels.
