And the method traditionally used is the blend of research, visual analysis and gut instinct known as connoisseurship.
In e-mail exchanges, these experts said the eliminated program, the Center for Capacity Building, was unique in its blend of research and training in struggling countries.
The book, which goes on sale on Oct. 10, is a blend of research and real people chronicled by Ms. Ferris, who is an American studies professor at the University of North Carolina and associate director of the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies.
The 92-page report was produced by the law school's Center for Human Rights and Global Justice and the school's International Human Rights Clinic, which do a blend of research and advocacy — some of it highly critical of the United States government — and operate fairly independently of the school's administration.
Harris says he knows that some biomedical scientists would view him as a controversial choice, but argues that his blend of research and political experience would make him a good advocate for addressing NIH's flaws and for growing the agency's budget in a time of fiscal restraint.
Moreover, I had strong academic role models to tangibly demonstrate that the academic pathway was an achievable blend of research, patient care, and education.
According to a former IRB member, the AAIRB committee members considered ACAT's blend of research and advocacy problematic: I think…having…the community that is…being investigated…be part of the process of creating the questions, how the questions are going to be answered, what the questions are makes a lot of sense.
This blending of teaching and research is a defining attribute of Hristov's research.
It demonstrates best practice for adaptation and evaluation of an EBI using a hybrid type 1 design and can be used for a model of blending research and practice to increase the uptake of EBIs and to make sure that they show effectiveness in new settings.
