"Deep dives" provide in-depth scientific content that is accurate, credible, understandable to nonscientists, and useful for public decision makers.
"If all goes well, I also hope to write an in-depth scientific review during my sabbatical," he said.
Cooper borrowed an aviation investigative technique called "critical incident analysis," which resulted in the first in-depth, scientific look at errors in medicine.
QUESTION FROM SARA: As a non-scientist, what did you find most challenging about writing an article/book that involves some rather large and in-depth scientific concepts?
Nonetheless, I confess that I had given it little thought, and my in-depth scientific research (or, at least, a poll of friends on WhatsApp) suggested I was not alone.
Future work should involve an in-depth scientific study of the corrosion mechanism and an engineering predictive model is recommended in order to assess failure, and thereby attempt to increase the remaining life of offshore assets.
The NGOs, including Greenpeace, GM Watch and the Pesticide Action Network, wrote an open letter to Juncker in July urging him to abolish the post because it was "unaccountable, intransparent and controversial" and it "undermined in-depth scientific research and assessments carried out by or for the commission".
At that time, principles of scientific management, which combined notions of rational management with in-depth scientific knowledge of the resource itself, were promoted by key figures such as Gifford Pinchot, who took a leading role in the U.S. government's management of forests in the 1890s and served as head of the Forest Service from its creation, in 1905, to 1910.
I missed the more down-to-earth and in-depth scientific environment.
