The resulting corpus, down to a few hundred thousand e-mails, helped to mark a shift in research premise from the cult of authorship (these texts are interesting because a notable mind made them) to the cult of the commons (these texts are interesting because of what, together, they show).
In those research premised that the surface that the robot will traverse or of the object to manipulate is not contaminated by oil or water.
Our central research premise holds that these difficulties can be overcome by adequate care that requires a social competence process among physicians.
Our findings highlight the potential benefits of investing in the capacity of researchers and NRM practitioners to engage in collaborative research partnerships premised on the emergence of knowing systems.
In this article, we will look at the background of ethics of research, the premise of research and the central ethical dilemmas and contradictions which affect paediatric psychopharmacology research.
Taking these considerations into account, purely normative, theoretical research on ideal premises (i.e. simplified, limited premises that basically allow for discussion and justification of principles, not real world actions) cannot be characterised as being translational in its own right.
Psychology Professor Thomas Gilovich has spent decades researching the premise that real human happiness comes from experiences rather than objects, and the results are compelling.
Research the leading premises that guide scientists in their work, and then write a paper supporting or refuting this opinion.
A formal letter was written to the management of the NYSC requesting approval to conduct the research within the premises of the selected NYSC camps.
Our work aims to be the result of a theoretical and methodological research effort whose premises will become the starting point for formulating the guidelines of design work on improving students' learning activity.
