But when their research diverges from the local mainstream, their colleagues may regard it as peripheral, unimportant, or lacking in rigor.
When people ask -- and they do ask -- where Deepali Kumar and Atul Humar's clinical and research interests diverge, the two scientists answer patiently.
Both men talk up the importance of federal investments in basic research, but diverge on how government should approach more applied activities.
On data from questionnaires filled out on more than one occasion (e.g. empowerment, coping strategy, knowledge) we will use a repeated measurement analysis to test if both research groups diverged from baseline to follow-up.
These challenges include power inequities, communication barriers, diverging research priorities, as well as important differences in research cultures [ 21].
Findings were frequently not in agreement, even on topics that have been studied rather intensively (such as informingpatients about the diagnosis and prognosis), due to diverging research questions, designs and instruments.
The cheetah lineage is suggested by some studies to have diverged from the Puma lineage in the Americas (see American cheetah) and migrated back to Asia and Africa, while other research suggests the cheetah diverged in the Old World itself.
Onc such note diverged Simons' research life to the other side of the world.
Until last week's convention, Mr. McCain's personal position on stem-cell research had in fact sharply diverged from that of his party's platform, which advocates "a ban on the creation of or experimentation on human embryos for research purposes" and a "ban on all embryonic stem-cell research, public or private".
Cambridge University Press, New York] is not applicable because verbal aids do not usually come with related pictures and the little empirical research on the question provides diverging results.
