The origin of prosthetics as a science is attributed to the 16th-century French surgeon Ambroise Paré.
To a large extent the impact was attributed to a well conducted science-practice interaction process (>70%).
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The groundwork for much of this exploration, as well as for early ocean science, can be attributed to Henry the Navigator, the 15th-century Portuguese prince whose school of oceanography at Sagres, Port., provided training for hundreds of seamen and advanced substantially the fields of ship design, simulation, and instrumentation.
There is a consensus among education researchers that much of the difficulty students have learning science can be attributed to the passive role students play during traditional lectures (McKeachie et al., 1990; Bonwell and Eison, 1991; Nelson, 2008).
Hence, advances in the broad array of fields in the life sciences can be attributed to the work of countless researchers, a small but determined proportion of which consists of women, 10 of whom Britannica features here.This list was adapted from a post that originally appeared on the Britannica Blog.
It can no longer be assumed that, unless formal barriers to access or discriminatory intent can be established, the persistent under-representation and marginalization of women in the sciences must be attributed to factors internal to the women themselves.
According to this understanding, there are definite values and knowledge-bearing capabilities of science that cannot be attributed to indigenous knowledge of the environment.
But sainthood requires a second miracle, defined by the church as an event that cannot be explained by science but can be attributed to the candidate's intercession from beyond the grave.
