This should be always done in conjunction with findings of prior studies performed either on the premises or published in the literature.
"NAKED LUNCH," by William S. Burroughs The Premise Published in 1959, the satirical novel features related short stories detailing a drug addict's life.
This statement is not to belittle scientists' mental abilities, but merely underpins the basic premise that published scientific work should be reproducible by any competent, suitably informed person.
Reports into Savile's activities in relation to other hospitals and hospice premises have been published.
The premises best come from published data, but when data are not available, published observations (typically qualitative), logical argument, or consensus of opinion can be used.
Within months of that being published, the premises of one John Twyn of Cloth Fair were raided and he was found guilty of unlicensed printing.
Dr. Hobson; Dr. Robert Stickgold, also of Harvard; and other experts have argued that REM sleep helps consolidate memory and advance learning, and a number of studies have examined this premise, including two reports published in the journal Nature last month.
In the postwar era the English-speaking world embraced the premise that the versions published by Haas and, to a lesser extent, Nowak are the true Bruckner, and that earlier editions "should be simply repudiated," as the British critic Deryck Cooke wrote in his influential 1969 essay "The Bruckner Problem Simplified".
Another report, looking into Savile's abuse on NHS premises, is expected to be published in June.
We checked the number of premises in our dataset against official published statistics.
