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The hope was that political scientists would develop broad theoretical approaches that would be validated by quantitative empirical methods, thus moving political science away from the disciplines of history, law, and philosophy and instead bringing it closer to the scientific approaches of economics, sociology, and psychology.

I know when I was making my first film, 'Paper Soldiers"' -- due out next year -- "they were trying to make sure it appealed to the kids in Utah, without making sure that it would be validated in the hood".

Dwight Adams, a former director of the F.B.I. laboratory who was deeply involved in managing the anthrax genetic research until he left the bureau in 2006, said he was confident that the groundbreaking forensic effort would be validated by the broad scientific community.

§Kemere et al. (34 ) assumed that the "… effectiveness of vaccination programs would be validated through surveillance and testing of raccoon populations in the ORV zones … [evaluation cost] also includes educational, promotional, and overhead expenses".

The information would be validated and updated.

In 2006, based on data that would be subsequently validated over years of active surveillance, the SSGWEP understood that transmission took place in four foci.

If this unusual exhibition should move more visitors to go and admire the cartoons always on view in the V&A, where they rarely attract vast crowds, that would be enough to validate it.

On the other hand, a lower threshold would allow for selection of a number of genes that would be easier to validate further and more statistically significant, but would also lead to a larger number of false negative genes.

If realized, such techniques would produce unique information that would be invaluable both in validating present finite element simulations of fatigue crack growth and in developing the future high accuracy simulations necessary for the development of physically realistic fatigue life-prediction models.

The Committee based the sequence of steps that would be used to develop and validate the computerized expert system (see Figure 1) after Molino and associates [ 8].

This search took place in September/October 2003 and looked for previously used and validated questionnaires that would be suitable for piloting as outcome measures for acupuncture.