Sentence examples for generation of scientific knowledge from inspiring English sources

The pragmatic Design Science (DS) approach is applicable to the generation of scientific knowledge starting from the rigorous study of artifacts used in the resolution of problems.

One outcome of the historical turn in the philosophy of science and its emphasis on scientific practice was a focus on the complex social interactions that inevitably surround and infuse the generation of scientific knowledge.

Moving "is a key career decision that can potentially play an important role in the generation of scientific knowledge by allowing scientists [to] find environments where they are more effective in doing their research," writes Ina Ganguli, an assistant professor of economics at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a co-author on the paper, in an email to Science Careers.

Key concepts of NOS include viewing science as more than just the oversimplified, stepwise scientific method presented in many textbooks; the role of the scientific community in the generation of scientific knowledge; the theory laden nature of observation and experimentation; and the fact that scientific theories are durable while science itself is a self-correcting process (Grinnell [2009]).

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).

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.

In health research, networks are seen to play a key role in enhancing the generation, dissemination, and use of scientific knowledge [ 1].

Attention to the conditions of scientific knowledge generation and to their broader societal context is critical in order to make HBM contribute to environmental justice.

Whilst biobanks undoubtedly provide a fundamental resource for both clinical and public health practice their potentiating ontology that their outputs are perpetually a promise of scientific knowledge generation (Borup et al. 2006; Brown and Michael 2003; Martin et al. 2008)—renders translation rather less straightforward than drug discovery and treatment implementation.

Dear Hans Toni, thanks for the stimulating role you played by transferring your skills and inspiring enthusiasm to the younger generation, and by facilitating the translation of scientific knowledge for its use in decision making.

Finally, Loo contributed to the promotion of popularization of scientific knowledge, and fostered the next generation of young scholars.