Sentence examples for experience investigation from inspiring English sources

We, the undersigned, have concluded, based upon direct experience, investigation, or conversation with trusted allies, that we cannot endorse Marc Gafni as a teacher in any way.

In a large-scale, specific clinical experience investigation of Japanese patients with RE, epidemiological characteristics, QOL and symptoms of the disease in relation to treatment with omeprazole and other gastrointestinal drugs, except PPIs, and safety data of omeprazole were collected.

The Executive will also be asked to identify where best practice and experience in investigation and editorial control exists in the BBC and share those lessons across the BBC.

Moreover, since what benefits or harms humans is known through experience, empirical investigation, and knowledge of the past (history), these operate as heuristics for determining our obligations and explain why, in some cases, there may be disagreement about them.

Phenomenological description also yields the "moment of quality" of the intentional experience under investigation, i.e., the particular feature instantiating its psychological mode (judgement, conscious deliberation, conscious desire, conscious hope, etc)., which roughly corresponds to the speech act mode of an utterance giving voice to that experience.

ICAO had only one experience of investigation of an air disaster prior to the KAL 007 shootdown.

In this generation, through establishing the norms around the secure sharing of medical data, we have the potential to both personalize and fundamentally reinvent the practice of medicine by realigning experience and investigation through the use of distributed computational power.

Given that these groups may have either quantitatively or qualitatively different attitudes towards insulin, based on expectations or actual experience, an investigation is needed of how the scale performs psychometrically in each of these groups separately.

Alternative phenomenological methodologies (such as hermeneutics) assert that the researcher's presence shapes the experience under investigation [ 31]; these were rejected for use in this study on the basis that this inter-subjectivity may inadvertently subjugate the voice of vulnerable older people.

Despite the interest of the scientific community, the girls, because of their age, have not experienced extensive investigation.

Mr. Rogers said he believed that Mr. Scheunemann was hired because he had worked in Congress for more than a decade and had experience with investigations, and not because of any ties he had to Mr. McCain.