For instance, science can breed businesses that fund more science.
Policy-making's information processing differs considerably from, for instance, science's in general or FR's in particular.
Also, this kind of approach can be used in different subjects or to work different kinds of curricular knowledge, for instance, science, arithmetic, geography and the interest and understanding of other cultures.
For instance, science teachers' attention should be focused on how individual students identify each other, how they negotiate identities in order to be recognized as a particular kind of class member, and how the patchwork of multiple students' identity work impacts individual students' participation in and learning of science.
I don't know if you know this, but there are also other kinds of movies -- for instance: science fiction.
For instance, science departments can partner with social sciences colleagues at their institutions to develop interdisciplinary courses that integrate the social and biological factors influencing health disparities.
For instance, science journalism articles (newspapers) that presented a negative publication tendency regarding SSRIs (ratio=0.7) could not be related to the positive publication tendency found in scientific journals.
"I think this is one of those instances when science and advocacy can conflict," he said.
Yet, that article is also rich with instances of science both policing itself, which is how the problems came to The Economist's attention in the first place, and addressing discovered lapses and irreproducibility concerns.
Exemplary instances of science are typically to be found in books and papers, and so Kuhn often also describes great texts as paradigms Ptolemy's Almagest, Lavoisier's Traité élémentaire de chimie, and Newton's Principia Mathematica and Opticks (1962/1970a, 12).
