Bill Frist, the Senate majority leader, offers a baffling logic in his turnaround on human embryonic stem cell research when he states that "it's a fact of science" that the human embryo is "nascent human life" but that the potential of this research -- "a theory, a hope, a dream" -- justifies this destruction.
I love the scientific method: pose a question, do some research, create a theory, gather data/experiment to test the theory, draw conclusions and share the results.
But the UK trial, christened Mist 1, was a failure: the migraines did not go away – and Wilmshurst, who was strongly critical of the conduct of the research, had a theory as to why.
Alshamary's plan is to study cases all over the globe — from America to Myanmar — and from that research build a theory that can be generalized to the world.
Nelson's research includes a theory of the structure and statistical mechanics of metallic glasses and investigations of "tethered surfaces", which are two-dimensional generalizations of linear polymer chains.
Their research yielded a theory of evidence where instead of asking to what extent evidence E supports hypothesis H, it is measured how much E favors H over an alternative $H'$ (Good 1950).
This grounded theory research developed a theory inductively from data gathered using theoretical sampling, processes of data analysis and data collection, which informed each other, and constant comparative analysis.
With an HHMI fellowship, Columbia medical student Eli Sayegh is taking a year off from school to research a new theory about brain cancer.
Prominent researchers discuss central problems in empirical social research in a theory-driven way from political science, sociological or social-psychological points of view.
Two complementary theories were selected to underpin our programme of research, a family systems theory [ 24] and the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) [ 25].
In this article we draw on modern behavioral research to offer a theory about what makes competitive advantage last.
