This paper re-assesses the role of "bricolage", and the extent of science-based R&D and experience-based learning, in the development of the Danish wind turbine system.
This article reports on a scoping exercise conducted to establish the extent of social science research concerning India, globalisation and healthcare systems.
"The Chap report is the first major regulatory document in the federal government that's highlighting the extent of the new science on the risks of phthalates," says Erik Olson, senior strategic director of food and agriculture and health programs for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Public understanding of research may vary according to levels of education and literacy, the existence of a research culture and the extent of debate about science and research in the public domain, while the value placed on individual informed consent practices may have cultural variations [ 2, 6, 7].
(Note that to the extent that the application of science is taken to be a "pragmatic" (i.e., pragmatic1) matter and the idea that explanation is pragmatic in this respect is used to motivate the adoption of a pragmatic (i.e., pragmatic2) theory of explanation, we have a transition between the two notions of "pragmatic" distinguished above).
That "the totality of all sensory experience can be 'comprehended' on the basis of a conceptual system built on premises of great simplicity" will be derided by skeptics as a "miracle creed," but, Einstein adds, "it is a miracle creed which has been borne out to an amazing extent by the development of science" (Einstein 1950, p. 342).
To a large extent the science of bioherbicides has focussed on epidemiology, although the enormous potential of molecular technology to improve the efficacy of these agents is being investigated.
Our data is correlational, so we cannot determine the extent to which a lack of science identity motivates dropping out of STEM and the extent to which those who drop out then feel a lack of identity.
"To the extent that science can document changes that go way beyond the border of a municipality, you can build a case for more regional planning".
To what extent does the growing commercialisation of science render it unfit (or at least, less fit) to serve the public purpose without fear or favour?
The extent to which student understanding of science skills and scientific collaboration changed over the course of the year was measured with a simple assessment, the Science Skills assessment (Supplemental Figure S2).
