Yufang Gao in Kenya, where he researched cultural viewpoints on the ongoing slaughter of African elephants.
Gao Yufang in Kenya, where he researched cultural viewpoints on the ongoing slaughter of African elephants.
From a marketing research viewpoint it's always been this way: they check the numbers about who knows what about which films, and if it doesn't reach a certain level of recognition the film won't open, no matter what happens.
From a research viewpoint, this article develops the political economy of fiscal deficits to take into account the asymmetry of expertise that exists between the various stakeholders in budgeting and accounting.
However, there is merit, both clinically and from a research viewpoint, in undertaking a developmental check-up of a child's strengths and vulnerabilities to enable the early identification of those at high risk of later learning problems who would benefit from closer educational surveillance and/or proactive support.
2002 Lesson Plan | Official Statements Students research the viewpoints of famous Americans, and then write commencement speeches reflecting these viewpoints to be delivered to high school graduates of today.
From a professional standpoint, you might feel that without a retraction of your apology, facts, research, or viewpoints that you uphold or promote might be compromised.
Some identified differences may be explained by the theoretical, more research-oriented viewpoint of the researchers and the practical, more clinical-oriented viewpoint of the physicians.
We discuss the harvesting of renewable resources from an operations research scheduling viewpoint.
"If she's looking to invest money in embryonic stem cell research, our viewpoint is it's a very speculative investment, because there are so many unanswered questions and issues about it".
These studies demonstrated the trends on infectious disease research, in viewpoint of the relation to gross domestic product (GDP) [ 22- 27] 27], gross national income (GNI) [ 26], share of research articles [ 25] and the impact factor (IF) [ 26], which was developed by Thomson Reuters to quantify citations of scientific journals [ 28].
