Feminist empiricist investigations of the interaction of facts and values are further discussed below.
Further progress in understanding legitimate and fruitful interactions of facts and values in scientific inquiry will likely involve naturalizing moral epistemology, to get a clearer view of the bearing of observations on values.
Receiving a TB diagnosis is affected by a dynamic interaction of heterogeneous facts such as provider and patient characteristics, public financing, and health services (general and TB specialist) in rural areas [ 5, 6, 9].
Proceeding to explore the influence of Glob's tome, she noted that many artists and writers had used it as a basis for learning more about the bog bodies, to whom their works were dedicated, and that Glob himself had successfully blended an engaging narrative with archaeological information, and that he was "profoundly influenced by the potentiality of interaction between fact and fiction".
The integration of technology with human modes of interaction, and in fact, the injection of the 'human presence,' is one of the most difficult challenges for virtual interactions, and it can be the key to their success or failure.
In fact, interaction of groundwater with aquifer minerals significantly influences the groundwater chemistry.
Thus, in presence of radiative interaction, in fact, even very remote QDs cannot be considered as isolated systems, and the QD ensemble is expected to develop signatures of cooperative radiation or superradiation [15].
Englishness -- in fact, human interaction of all kinds -- will remain for him a form of learned behavior, in which he compounds the simulacrum of a character from both the gestures of the people around him and his reading in "The Wind in the Willows" or Sherlock Holmes.
In fact, the interaction of Glasgow's urban energy, its (highly international) art school and London institutions like the Turner prize, which give Scottish artists a global stage, is a perfect microcosm of all that Scotland gets from being part of Britain.
