This allows us to carry out data mining from the Quixote repositories with the possibility of discovering new scientific patterns.
For instance, without a scientific observation, it is not possible for students to notice scientific patterns from it.
Everything in your life has scientific patterns to it".
This outcome suggests that efforts to provide exercises where students had to discern scientific patterns from graphical data and calculate correlation coefficients in class proved beneficial (see item 12 in the pretest and 3 in the posttest in Table 4).
In the same diagram, we also highlight the biggest structural change in scientific citation patterns over the past decade: the transformation of neuroscience from interdisciplinary specialty to a mature and stand-alone discipline, comparable to physics or chemistry, economics or law, molecular biology or medicine.
These papers make clear discursive, cultural, scientific, policy-related patterns that the Ebola crisis both continues and disrupts.
Community ecology is the scientific study of patterns resulting from reciprocal interactions between particular groups of organisms, such as those between predators and prey.
Bose, S., Singh, R., Hanewich-Hollatz, M., Shen, C., Lee, C.-H. C.-H., Dorfman, D.arp, J. M. and R. Karpik, "Affinity Flow Fractionation of Cells via Transient Interactions with Asymmetric Molecular Patterns," Scientific Reports 3, 2329, J.ly 2013.
Although scientific evidence for patterns of genetic inheritance did not appear until Mendel's work, history shows that humankind must have been interested in heredity long before the dawn of civilization.
Across West Penwith, tin mining and the mining trade exerted a strong impact on regional socioeconomic and cultural development from the Bronze Age until the end of the 19th Century, seen through settlement patterns, scientific innovation and Nonconformism.
Their main focus was the structure of scientific theories and patterns of inference (Suppe 1977).
