While this approach weakens the validity of attributing attitude change that occurs over the academic year to one 2 3 week intervention, it nevertheless provides the foundation for further inquiry if attitude change is detected.
Specifically, it lays a foundation for sociological inquiry on inflammatory biomarkers as determinants of social and emotional health.
Identifying MHS linked to mortality is relevant for public health because it sets the foundation for further inquiry into the potential mechanism through which the organisation and delivery of healthcare in Norway shapes survival and, in so doing, contributes to the evidence base for possible interventions.
Initial inquiries challenge students to become nascent mammalogists (experts in regard to extant species), establishing a foundation for later inquiries as paleoanthropologists (experts on extinct species).
A foundation for these inquiries is the enduring need to define and manipulate the animal model, and the comparative medicine scientist or clinician is the agent who develops and implements the techniques and procedures that are the essential tools for discovery.
Some of history's most influential scientists and polymaths – people such as Robert Hooke, Charles Darwin and Benjamin Franklin – started as gentleman scholars and helped pioneer the foundations for modern inquiry at a time when the line between citizen and scientist was blurred.
This makes clear that, unlike some of the logical positivists, he is no crude phenomenalist who insists that judgments of sense and only judgments of sense can constitute the starting point, or indeed, the "foundation" for all empirical inquiry.
These judgments may be particularly important in the context of low quality omic studies that could provide a poor foundation for directing further inquiry.
Last winter, the Komen foundation for breast-cancer research cited that inquiry in announcing that it would no longer finance Planned Parenthood.
But he would be much more persuasive on that narrower point if gave up on the broader one, and reconciled himself to the fact that his style of utilitarianism is not the self-evident and scientific foundation for all sensible moral inquiry that he believes it to be.
