Other fields, such as sociology in the United States, follow a norm of rejecting an article unless it represents a significant contribution to knowledge.
If the intervention is found to facilitate shared decision making it will make a significant contribution to knowledge about how to promote SDM and overcome the implementation barriers experienced to date [ 7].
This paper makes a significant contribution to knowledge of the topic through the discussion of research findings with reference to processes of communication between members of staff and family carers of patients who died on the wards.
The University of Edinburgh and its alumni have made significant contributions to knowledge in the field of tunnel fire safety engineering.
Each of the eight inaugural ONES awardees is poised to make significant contributions to knowledge in the environmental health sciences, with potential therapeutic, preventive, or policy translational applications.
The physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling approach has provided the basis for interspecies extrapolation, has focused on quantitative modeling of mass transport into and out of physiological compartments, and has made highly significant contributions to knowledge of systems and the fates of drugs [ 133].
In spite of various methodological problems and certain inherent limitations of epidemiological studies, they can, when properly conducted, make significant contributions to knowledge of disease etiology and provide the means of reducing the risk of a disease, even when its etiology is not completely known.
But unlike the New York Times and the New Yorker, its journalistic standards are high enough to take an objective look at a significant contribution to our knowledge of the new economy and assign someone both unbiased and knowledgeable about the subject to write a review of Free.
In 1991 Mr. Krugman received the John Bates Clark medal, a prize given every two years to an economist under 40 who has made a significant contribution to economic knowledge.
Dr Christophe Soligo, a biological anthropologist at University College London, said the discovery of the fossil was a significant contribution to scientific knowledge of early primate evolution.
He reached the Patagonian coast of South America, where he discovered Port Desire, now Puerto Deseado, Arg., his only significant contribution to geographical knowledge.
