Fewer than 300 such numbers were the basis of inquiries in 2012, the agency has said.
He said the actions could form the basis of an inquiry by a disciplinary board of the Appellate Division.
Dick Teresi, a science writer and co-leader of the God and Science Project, says that the fanaticism of creationists has made scientists so defensive that they have lost the critical perspective that is the basis of scientific inquiry.
An old-fashioned Establishment Republican and self-styled "small-c conservative," he saw himself as a sometime corporate executive and as a sometime public servant (he worked in the Nixon, Ford and Bush 41 administrations) who believed in making decisions on the basis of rational inquiry and long-term public interest.
On the basis of Appreciative Inquiry (Cooperrider & Srivastva, 1987), we offer an interview protocol termed Feedforward Interview (FFI).
In addition, we agree with them that the essence of intermediation (brokering) has to be found on the basis of an inquiry into how humans are in the world (of intermediation), that is to say, their ways-of-being.
On the face of it, this apriority claim seems to conflict with the observation that certain necessary truths, such as 'water = H2O', can be known only on the basis of empirical inquiry.
The basis of our inquiry derives from the facts that the PPAR-gamma receptor plays a pivotal role in placental function and that TFAs down-regulate PPAR-gamma gene mRNA expression.
On the basis of an inquiry into the everyday work of human intermediaries in a strategic program for university-industry collaboration (UIC) in a large global company, it will nonetheless be argued in this paper that we have not yet fully grasped the different roles, functions, and ways-of-being peculiar to the human intermediary in a corporate setting.
