One consequential example of research undertaken to counteract interconnected errors of erasure and distortion is the ethnographic work with groups long identified as "hunter-gatherers".
Dr. Frederick Alt, a 66-year-old Harvard professor of genetics, is responsible for some of the most consequential breakthroughs in cancer research.
While differential adherence clearly exists, and is probably clinical consequential [ 22], this research addresses a practical measurement question, not a clinical question.
Now I have returned to researching more consequential things, wishing G-d's voice would also ring out about whether or not to buy a Bugaboo stroller or his take on the perilous war on child vaccinations.
Impact prediction is consequential for the evaluation of research grants, the dispensing of scholarly awards, and the determination of faculty salaries, among other decisions.
Thus, to better understand how washback to the learner is generated in these EFL contexts, and to provide more comprehensive evidence for the consequential validity of the test, research into test preparation in such contexts is necessary.
The educators indicate that these differences are consequential for their engagement in the research.
For example, Gallopín (2006) demands a decision on including or excluding "exposure" into/from the concept of vulnerability, because it is consequential for the course of the research and the interpretation of novel insights.
Additionally, the high scores on consequential impact run counter to previous research showing that only 12% of trainee-trainer couples formulated an action plan based on feedback on observed performance [ 18].
