Sentence examples for generating scientific knowledge from inspiring English sources

Here, Deming's methods and other established techniques for pursuing improvement may be treated as objects for inquiry, not as necessarily generating scientific knowledge in their own right.

Our strength has historically been in generating scientific knowledge on communicable diseases, and this knowledge has been used to support informed and evidence-based decision making for more than a century.

The capacity for improved methods of research synthesis in environmental health to spur timely health protective decision making is also limited by the shortcomings of the available evidence stream that is produced by current systems of generating scientific knowledge.

For Althusser, it is not necessary that this process of distinction and clarification be accomplished before a specific theoretical practice can generate scientific knowledge.

Concerning items about methods used to generate scientific knowledge, 53.6% of the participants agreed that "science is best described as a process of exploration and experiment".

The NSAAQ was developed by Sampson and Clark (2006) to assess epistemological beliefs about nature of scientific knowledge, methods used to generate scientific knowledge, what counts as reliable and valid scientific knowledge and roles of scientists in the generation of scientific knowledge.

Growing research on music interventions has generated scientific knowledge about how this modality benefits patients and has formed the basis for effective protocols that can be used in practice.

The NSAAQ consists of 26 contrasting alternatives items which are divided into four subscales about nature of scientific knowledge (six items): methods that can be used to generate scientific knowledge (six items), what counts as reliable and valid scientific knowledge (seven items), and what role scientists play in the generation of scientific knowledge (seven items).

In our view, the Malawi government with partner support has made substantive effort to strengthen capacities of individuals and institutions that generate scientific knowledge.

A functioning national health research system (NHRS) is needed to generate scientific knowledge and promote its use in the pursuit of universal health coverage [ 7].

Judge Alex Kozinski in effect denied the power of litigation to generate scientific knowledge untainted by the interests of the parties [but see Boden and Ozonoff (2008)].