By following their example and attaining skill in second and third languages, Montgomery says and writes, native Anglophones, too, can expand their scientific horizons, guard against parochialism, and turn the current situation to their career advantage.
Much is conflated when medicine and public health attempt to fly below the radar of politics by donning the armor of scientific objectivity – guarding the faith by positing the cold logic of the scientific method.
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Paul warns that scientific companies must guard against this discrimination; not only is it illegal, it risks losing the huge potential of women in the workforce.
In order to guard against scientific or technological breakthroughs that may give other countries a decisive advantage, intelligence organizations keep abreast of foreign advances in nuclear technology, in the electronic, chemical, and computer sciences, and in many other scientific fields.
The federal office that guards against scientific misdeeds in biomedical research has a new director.
(Saudi Arabia has a robust and rapidly evolving medical academe where standard rules guarding against scientific plagiarism are upheld).
And, while he sympathizes with the Russians, he also knows that it is natural for the existing scientific establishment to want to guard its positions rather than open them up to competition.
According to the Office of Response and Restoration at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the U.S. Coast Guard had requested scientific support from NOAA's Emergency Response Division for three separate oil spills in Arthur Kill, as well as "reports of several orphan containers, and many potential hazmat targets".
Although sound scientific rigour is the best guard against bias, greater disclosure contributes.
HPLC separation was performed on an Accela system (Thermo-Scientific, Waltham, MA) using a Hypersil GOLD Guard 10 × 1 mm 3 μm particle precolumn (Thermo-Scientific) and a Hypersil GOLD C18 100 × 1 mm 1.9 μm particle column (Thermo-Scientific).
