Why is this practical dimension decisive for democratizing scientific authority?
The quality of a liver perfusion experiment is decisive for its scientific validity of the experiment.
Methodologies: Integrated [ 18, 18, 28, 30, 73– 79, 81, 82], Skill mix [ 1, 28, 77– 82], Needs [ 30, 77], Service targets [ 1] and Productivity [ 77– 79] Five decades of work in HHR planning fuelled by eminent global shortages of health professionals have contributed to establishing this research field as an important scientific area, decisive for achieving worldwide health-care targets [ 1].
In particular, almost all business angels believe that information related to governance relationships and the scientific curriculum are decisive for investment decisions.
Although such arguments are seldom decisive, they may bring the scientific community into widely shared agreement, especially regarding the implausibility of some logically possible alternatives.
Zabarella may have failed to recognise the importance of mathematics, which was to play a decisive role in the forthcoming scientific revolution; but his idea of the double method was to influence Galileo in his inauguration of that revolution.
Afterwards the assembled UN, Vatican and other bigwigs issued a statement affirming that "human-induced climate change is a scientific reality and its decisive mitigation is a moral and religious imperative for humanity".
In particular, entrepreneurs assign a decisive importance to the applicant's scientific curriculum and to the quality of researchers, while public funders believe this information is very important, but not decisive for the investment decision.
At the focus of the large mirror area of the XEUS telescope it will be decisive in reaching many of the scientific goals of the mission.
Although there was disappointment at what followed, a decisive vote by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) in favour of admitting the Palestine as a member state in October 2011 helped to compensate.
