Beyond the contributions of any particular theory, method, or tool, the practice of systems thinking can reinforce what Epstein calls a "militant ignorance", or commitment to the principle that "I don't know" as a basis for expanding scientific knowledge.
As a researcher, Dr. Farber expanded scientific knowledge of the links between the kidneys and hypertension and congestive heart failure.
Although its main goal was to search for deep-sea life by means of net tows and dredging, the findings of its physical and chemical studies expanded scientific knowledge of temperature and salinity distribution of the open seas.
The Johns Hopkins University led U.S. higher education in research and development for the 36th straight year, spending a record $2.242 billion in fiscal 2014 to expand scientific knowledge, find cures for disease, promote health and advance technology.
The overall goal of the network is to expand scientific knowledge relevant to improving health outcomes for women and children in developing countries.
Indeed, these organizations primarily fund blue-sky programs aimed at expanding scientific knowledge.
These results could contribute to expand scientific knowledge to improve designing of functional ingredients.
The 19th century thus became a milestone not only in mapping the Arctic, but also in expanding scientific knowledge of flora, fauna, geomagnetism, geology, hydrography, and ethnology.
This type of research is integral to expanding scientific knowledge in the field of interventions.
Thus, the objective of the present study was to expand scientific knowledge of physiological characteristics of iso by a set of three human intervention trials.
This reflects on the transition period, in which expanding scientific knowledge on ART prophylaxis for breastfeeding mothers led to adjustments in clinical practice and ultimately to changes in guidelines, without coordination at implementation level.
