Sentence examples for directly examining from inspiring English sources
In 1973, the A.P.A. defined a set of requirements for communicating with the media — the Goldwater rule — stating that psychiatrists can comment on mental health issues in general, but that it is explicitly unethical for them to offer a professional opinion about an individual without directly examining that person and getting his or her permission to comment.
Jaeger et al. ([2010]) is the only work directly examining the relationship between risk preferences and migration.
We also find some evidence for mild non-Poissonian processes, which we now investigate by directly examining the scoring rate as a function of clock time.
This lab addresses these issues directly, examining how predation, a between-species social interaction, can produce a selective pressure favoring group formation in yeast.
Along with this view is a growing popularity for directly examining spontaneous speech for the sake of understanding spontaneous speech, especially in regard to its prosody.
The gradient pore scaffolds were used for culture of bovine articular chondrocytes, directly examining the effect of pore size on cartilage regeneration.
Such a research design would also lend itself to more directly examining the relationship between teacher knowledge and specific instructional practices, perhaps assessing instructional practices using published classroom observation protocols (e.g., Smith et al. 2013; Eddy et al. 2015).
Overall, researchers interested in directly examining the effect of religious beliefs on the acceptance of ET must be especially careful to design instruments that accurately and precisely assess the constructs they intend to measure.
The Multi-Site AIDS Cohort Study, or MACS, will directly examine the intersection of AIDS and aging over the next five years.
Until recently, though, few studies had directly examined how blue-emitting electronics might affect the brain.
Another standard is accuracy, although accuracy is not directly examined.
