Influenced by the historical method of the 4th-century Antiochenes St. John Chrysostom and Theodore of Mopsuestia, Theodoret took issue with the allegorical trend in Alexandrian (Egypt) theology that stressed the divine-mystical element in Christ, addressing him exclusively in terms of God (monophysitism).
Of note, all three groups largely relied on hESC-CMs generated using the "historical" method of embryoid body differentiation (i.e. the formation of spontaneously differentiating three-dimensional aggregates in high fetal calf serum (FCS)).
The global analysis of the response of genes to a toxic insult (toxicogenomics), as opposed to the historical method of examining a few select genes, provides a more complete picture of toxicologically significant events.
Nietzsche, who had sharply questioned the historical methods of his German countrymen in the 1870s, stressed the need to relate history to the present and to present it in a living and beautiful form, if it is to serve the forces of life.
We need to know about the historical methods of manufacture of vermilion to ensure that the test samples accurately mimic the behaviour of the pigment in the paintings, some of which date from as early as the 14th century.
In the philosophy of architecture, as in all other kinds of philosophy, the introduction of the historical method not only facilitated the teaching of these subjects but also militated against the elaboration of theoretical speculation.
In this study, risk of ipsilateral recurrence was related to sub-type of disease, using many of the grading systems described (Holland et al, 1994; Poller et al, 1994; Silverstein et al, 1995; National Pathology Co-ordinating Group, 2005), as shown in Table 1, or indeed the older historical method of sub-typing based on architecture and cell size.
Boas urged that the historical method, based on the description of particular culture traits and elements, supplant the comparative method of the evolutionists, who used their data to rank cultures in an artificial hierarchy of achievement.
By contrasting the generalizing method of the natural sciences dealing with value-free objects and the individualizing (i.e., historical) method of the cultural sciences dealing with value-related objects, Rickert does not mean to say that values play no role in the natural sciences or that generalizing procedures and general objects are completely absent form the cultural sciences.
Like many fermented foods and beverages, wine represents a historical method of nutrient preservation that relies on suppressing the growth of spoilage microorganisms in order to provide long-term storage.
(Compare, for instance, Xavier Dolan's equally epic Lawrence Anyways, with its sobering and edifying awareness of many of the historical methods by which the legal and medical fields have sought to legitimize transphobia).
