Although it's slightly maddening to watch Tony conducting off-the-premises research when he could be walking us through some of the other swindles going down on the casino floor, Swain knows how to misdirect the eye during the deal.
My work (thinking, writing, researching, teaching, networking) in the past five years (of which I do not foresee its closing yet), has been based, first, on the premise that "research" cannot be an isolated category of intellectual labor.
Nevertheless, it is important to realise that the underlying ethical premise of research participation already contains some inherent internal contradictions.
The Department's latest strategy envisages close cooperation with the UKCRC and patients, while firmly building on the premise that research can be attractive to the best minds and effective while driven by needs of the NHS.
Personal visits to the nursing homes in order to explain in detail the performance of the study and the data collection ensured a trustworthy relationship with the nursing staff, which is a very important premise for research in an ethically sensitive area.
In the meantime, I've learned one of the basic premises of research: be ready for the unexpected.
Based on these premises, this research project was promoted in order to understand risk factors for psychosis in migrants, which could be targeted by specific psychosocial interventions.
In these premises, further research might focus on whether measures to improve the factors we found, really contribute positively to job satisfaction prospectively.
A fundamental premise of the research and technology development program by our research team is that a description of the human body as a system is incomplete without an understanding of the relationship to endogenous microbiota.
This is the core premise of my research.
Though the premise of the research did not concern thimerosal, vaccination rates plunged in Britain.
