We did not include content of inquiry at the investigation stage, because allegations are not entered on the GMC database for inquiries that are closed at triage.
Explanatory variables included were sex, country of qualification (grouped as UK, rest of European Union and European Economic Area, and outside this area), years since qualification, doctor's specialty, inquiry type, inquiry source, and (in selected models) content of inquiry.
But in contrast with the emotional lexicon, when students discuss the content of scientific inquiry experiences, they would express cognitive processes and insights related to their projects.
Referring to the Woolf inquiry report, the university's spokesman added: "No donor can expect to influence the academic content of research.
This definition is quite broad, and reflects the intellectual content of the scholarly inquiry, rather than the structure or format of the experience.
*Adjusted relative odds of high impact outcome rather than low impact outcome adjusted for sex, years since primary medical qualification, medical specialty, source of inquiry, type of inquiry, and content of allegations (allegation type was not included at triage stage).
The seven items include a motivating and engaging context, participation in engineering design, the integration of science and mathematical content, the inclusion of inquiry-based instructional strategies, and a focus on teamwork and communication.
In clarifying the view of rationality that characterizes economic agents, economists have for the most part continued to distinguish economics from other social inquiries by the content of the motives or preferences with which it is concerned.
"Secondly, I think there will undoubtedly be a number of inquiries by different regulatory authorities and so on into the affairs at HSBC, and obviously the Trust will take note of the content of those inquiries".
The Era of Legitimation saw inquiries into chiropractic - lots of inquiries - 18 in all.
